American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... improving the soil . The speaker here filled a glass funnel with a specimen of soil taken at random from the neighborhood ... improvement of the soil , which can and must be changed if the growth of plants is to be improved by any direct ...
... improving the soil . The speaker here filled a glass funnel with a specimen of soil taken at random from the neighborhood ... improvement of the soil , which can and must be changed if the growth of plants is to be improved by any direct ...
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... improvement in keeping — the bene- fit of the excess in the improvement over ordi- nary keeping , as we have said - will still show on the right side , and influence to continued production . There will be gain , but possibly not so ...
... improvement in keeping — the bene- fit of the excess in the improvement over ordi- nary keeping , as we have said - will still show on the right side , and influence to continued production . There will be gain , but possibly not so ...
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... Improved Stock . The experience of the few past years has clearly established the fact , that the breeding and keeping of improved stock of all kinds is a sure source of great profit . Years ago , it was , perhaps , natural that men ...
... Improved Stock . The experience of the few past years has clearly established the fact , that the breeding and keeping of improved stock of all kinds is a sure source of great profit . Years ago , it was , perhaps , natural that men ...
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