E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company

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E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Farming with Dynamite: A Few Hints to Farmers

A man will spend an hour digging a tree hole that dynamite will excavate in an instant. The spaded hole will be hard all the way down, making it difficult for the transplanted roots to take hold. This is one of the chief reasons why transplanted trees so often die.
"Red Cross" Dynamite not only excavates the required hole, but also loosens the ground for yards around, killing all grubs, and forming a spongy reservoir for moisture. That is why trees planted in dynamited holes live and thrive.
A whole row of tree holes can be excavated in one instant when charged with "Red Cross" Dynamite.
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E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Farming with Dynamite: A Few Hints to Farmers

If any portion of your farm is not productive, it is probable that "Red Cross" Dynamite can make it productive.
The leading railroads of the country are taking the greatest interest in the increasing use of dynamite on the farm, because they know by actual results that it means more and better crops, bigger shipments and greater prosperity all along their lines.
Source: Gutenberg

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Farming with Dynamite: A Few Hints to Farmers

With "Red Cross" Dynamite you can break up the ground all over the field to a depth of two or three feet, for less than the cost of adequate fertilizing, and with better results. Fertilizing only improves the top soil. Dynamiting renders available all the moisture and elements of growth throughout the entire depth of the blast.
Source: Gutenberg

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