Gold, Sport, and Coffee Planting in Mysore by Robert H. (Robert Henry) Elliot
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Elevation and rainfall govern quantity of shade that should be kept. The thinning, and lopping lower boughs of shade trees. Much knowledge and experience required in judicious thinning. More shade will be required as trees become lofty. Importance of at once planting up spots where shade is deficient, in order to keep out the Borer insect. Planting out young shade trees. The removal of parasites from shade trees. Preparation of shade tree cuttings before planting out. How to grow young charcoal-tree plants. Valuable as nurses. CHAPTER XII.--MANURE. How shade complicates the economical and effective manuring of coffee. Bulk manures as a rule should not be applied to land directly under shade trees, but to more open spaces. Less manure should be applied to coffee directly under shade trees. Manure should be varied on different aspects. The quantity that |
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