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... bushels , allowing half a bushel , ( or dou- ble mine ) , would give two bushels per acre saved , or 7,292,520 at 9s . per bushel- £ 3,281 , 434 . I trust that the result of my experiment may induce others to try similar ones , which ...
... bushels , allowing half a bushel , ( or dou- ble mine ) , would give two bushels per acre saved , or 7,292,520 at 9s . per bushel- £ 3,281 , 434 . I trust that the result of my experiment may induce others to try similar ones , which ...
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... bushels of corn being made to the acre , and that was on a highly manured town lot ; and the average yield as already stated is not above five bushels per acre , worth $ 5 . I raised on an old field the first time it was ever manured in ...
... bushels of corn being made to the acre , and that was on a highly manured town lot ; and the average yield as already stated is not above five bushels per acre , worth $ 5 . I raised on an old field the first time it was ever manured in ...
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... bushels , and that of 1867 should have been more than 250,000,000 bushels . Though far better than the two preceding crops - a fair yield upon a broad area — it probably did not exceed 224 , - 036,600 bushels , exclusive of that ...
... bushels , and that of 1867 should have been more than 250,000,000 bushels . Though far better than the two preceding crops - a fair yield upon a broad area — it probably did not exceed 224 , - 036,600 bushels , exclusive of that ...
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