File:Farmers of forty centuries - Providing for the building of a mud-and-clover compost stack.jpg
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English: China: Providing for the building of a mud-and-clover compost stack. On the left the thin mud had been dipped from the canal; way-farers in the center were crossing the foot-bridge of the country by-way; and beyond rises the conical thatch to shelter the water buffalo when pumping for irrigating the rice crop to be fed with this plant food in preparation. On the right were two large piles of green clover freshly cut and a woman of the family at one of them was spreading it to receive the mud, while the men-folk were coming from the field with more clover on their carrying poles. |
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| Date | published 1911 | ||
| Source | F. H. King, Farmers of forty centuries, 1911, p. 185. | ||
| Author | Unknown photographer | ||
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