American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... crop , be more economically sup- plied than by the use of plaster in connection with clover as a manurial crop . But whilst we are thus providing for the organic wants of the clover and cereal crops , the fact should not be forgotten ...
... crop , be more economically sup- plied than by the use of plaster in connection with clover as a manurial crop . But whilst we are thus providing for the organic wants of the clover and cereal crops , the fact should not be forgotten ...
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... crop of clover which has produced one heavy crop of hay , " and which has been allowed to stand for seed , " ( for this he insists ou ) , will add to the land a fertility for wheat which could not be attained with the heaviest practical ...
... crop of clover which has produced one heavy crop of hay , " and which has been allowed to stand for seed , " ( for this he insists ou ) , will add to the land a fertility for wheat which could not be attained with the heaviest practical ...
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... crop . It is very important for every farmer rightly to select his main staple crop . Whichever of these several plans is adopted , it should be borne in mind that generally only one , or at least two , can be well managed on a single ...
... crop . It is very important for every farmer rightly to select his main staple crop . Whichever of these several plans is adopted , it should be borne in mind that generally only one , or at least two , can be well managed on a single ...
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