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Why do citrus farmers spray water on their crops the evening before the temperature is predicted to drop below freezing?
This is because they want the water to freeze over the plant, making the molecular transfusion adaptable to the surface of the plant. Farmers have started doing this since the 1890s when Albert Gerald Bonce received a letter from the United National Judas of Thyme. There he tried out his theory, he slowed down the process of freezing and became successful.
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What do silk farmers do with cocoons not needed for breeding purposes?
What do silk farmers do with cocoons not needed for breeding purposes
What did US farmers use to pump groundwater to the surface?
Farmers used wind energy, the wind mills also pumped water as their blades swung.
Why was learning about irrigation important for farmers?
So they can easily water crops.
Which is the best example of adaptability?
Prairie farmers built houses out of sod
What are two ideas which ideas spread?
They give away farmers and workers from their jobs .
Why is it that in cold winters a tub of water placed in a farmers canning cellar helps prevent canned food from freezing?
Freezing of water release some heat.
Why do farmers use irrigation to harvest plants or to water crop's to keep crop's from freezing or to plant crop's?
All of the above.
I'm am worried overnight my plants might freeze When should I plant my garden?
it depends entirely on where you live. Yes but there is one publication that has reliably predicted the weather for farmers and it is the Farmers Almanac. If it says a certain date will be the last frost you can probably believe it.
What laws were intended to help US farmers in the early 1900s?
There aren't that many laws that were intended to help farmers, but the most prevalent one has to be daylight savings. The clocks are adjusted twice yearly to help farmers cope with early morning, late evening harvests.Newlands Reclamation Act
How did Daylight Saving time help farmers?
Daylight Saving Time provided more daylight in the evening for farmers to work in the fields during the spring and summer months, allowing them to maximize daylight hours. This helped increase productivity and efficiency in their agricultural operations.
What is a challenge faced by farmers in the late 1800s?
Lack of equipment and prices of it not to mention the temperature's.
Why is it that a tub of water placed in a farmers canning cellar helps prevent canned food from freezing in cold winters?
Ice is a good insulator - it does not conduct thermal energy well. A layer of ice can (rather counter intuitively) keep a cellar warmer than the cold winter outside, if the winter weather is well below the freezing point. This is the same principle that keeps rivers and lakes from freezing all the way through in winter weather.
What towns in Maryland grow soybeans?
The farmers in Maryland grow a variety of crops including tobacco, corn, and soybeans. Some farmers plant their soybeans according to the temperature of the soil instead of a by date on the calendar.
Why can prairie farmers grow grain in these provinces?
Because the temperature isn't too hot or cold and the soil has the perfect density to it.
Where can you buy fresh English peas?
Because English Peas don't have a specific growing season, they can be purchased year round. In order to purchase fresh peas, you should either check with local farms or farmers or go to farmers markets. Because English Peas are only good 2-3 days after picking, most of them are sold to companies for canning or freezing. Call around, and see if the farmers markets or farmers near you have any available; if they don't, ask if they can tell you where you can get them.
Why do farmers depend on weather?
Farmers depend on weather because it directly impacts their crops and livestock. Rainfall, temperature, and sunlight all play critical roles in plant growth and food production. Severe weather events like droughts, floods, or storms can devastate harvests and lead to financial losses for farmers.
What types of farmers are there?
There are the armchair farmers, drugstore farmers, hobby farmers, backseat farmers, hippy farmers, and finally, the real farmers.
