American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... keep as many cattle as he is able to feed well ; aye , he should be compelled by contract to keep a sufficient number to consume ALL the forage grown on the farm . It is the mutual interest of both parties , landlord and tenant . Larger ...
... keep as many cattle as he is able to feed well ; aye , he should be compelled by contract to keep a sufficient number to consume ALL the forage grown on the farm . It is the mutual interest of both parties , landlord and tenant . Larger ...
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... keep the trees growing finely . When they have at- tained to a good size , grown as near together as it recommends , they will keep down the grass for themselves . This plan has many things to recommend it , not the least of which is ...
... keep the trees growing finely . When they have at- tained to a good size , grown as near together as it recommends , they will keep down the grass for themselves . This plan has many things to recommend it , not the least of which is ...
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... keep an old , useless horse , on account of his former services , by all means let him do so , but as a general thing the practice of keep- ing horses until they have become old and de- preciated in value should be avoided . Old working ...
... keep an old , useless horse , on account of his former services , by all means let him do so , but as a general thing the practice of keep- ing horses until they have become old and de- preciated in value should be avoided . Old working ...
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