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Heated Ground

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Heated Ground 

the simplest form of sheltered ground. Fallow beds and ridges and warm seedbeds are heated biologically, and heated plots by means of water. Plots are selected with natural protection from prevailing winds, a southern or southwesternslope, and a water-permeable subsoil. The heated ground is covered with a translucent covering, straw mats, or paper to protect plants from frosts. At first, flowers or early vegetable crops and transplants for open ground are grown in heated ground. Later thermophilic vegetable or flower crops are grown. Heated ground is used in the central strip of European USSR from early April through September.
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These are divided into floors (from three to five depending on the house) with the kitchen on the main floor, grain storage on the second floor (above the heated ground floor to keep the grain dry) and bedrooms on top.
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