American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... land , otherwise the labor of hand hoeing and weed- ing will be very great , and if delayed for a few days the crop may be severely injured . If the land is clean , a A - shaped harrow , with a tooth taken out in the centre , drawn ...
... land , otherwise the labor of hand hoeing and weed- ing will be very great , and if delayed for a few days the crop may be severely injured . If the land is clean , a A - shaped harrow , with a tooth taken out in the centre , drawn ...
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Size of Farms . Fences , In the neighborhood of cities , where land is high and the farms necessarily small , we shall have to adopt the soiling system , and this will do away with the necessity for inside fences . Where land is cheap ...
Size of Farms . Fences , In the neighborhood of cities , where land is high and the farms necessarily small , we shall have to adopt the soiling system , and this will do away with the necessity for inside fences . Where land is cheap ...
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... land we should begin with clover . This will enrich the lower soil as well as the top , and with the right kind of pabulum ; it will also loosen the ground - two important points in pastures and meadows , as the land , lying many years ...
... land we should begin with clover . This will enrich the lower soil as well as the top , and with the right kind of pabulum ; it will also loosen the ground - two important points in pastures and meadows , as the land , lying many years ...
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