American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... less of soda , than wheat grown on the sea coast , where the soil is greatly impregnated with soda and has comparatively less potash . The last table is not a fair representation of the absolute quan - plore for rock salt . The bed is ...
... less of soda , than wheat grown on the sea coast , where the soil is greatly impregnated with soda and has comparatively less potash . The last table is not a fair representation of the absolute quan - plore for rock salt . The bed is ...
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... less capital invested , less expense of food , less expense of gearing , less expense of shoe- ing . When unfit for work , either by age , ac- cident or viciousness in fence - breaking , they can be fed off for the butcher . If a farmer ...
... less capital invested , less expense of food , less expense of gearing , less expense of shoe- ing . When unfit for work , either by age , ac- cident or viciousness in fence - breaking , they can be fed off for the butcher . If a farmer ...
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... less than 10,000 square miles . In 1696 the quantity of corn annually grown in the kingdom was less than 10,000,000 quarters ; the wheat less than 2,000,000 . The turnips had only just been introduced . During the winter months the ...
... less than 10,000 square miles . In 1696 the quantity of corn annually grown in the kingdom was less than 10,000,000 quarters ; the wheat less than 2,000,000 . The turnips had only just been introduced . During the winter months the ...
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