American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... means , be im- proved where other means may be wanting . The mode , therefore , is itself made a benefit . Each is proper - each is to be recommended , It is not recommended — cannot be — to attempt permanent grasses on dry and ...
... means , be im- proved where other means may be wanting . The mode , therefore , is itself made a benefit . Each is proper - each is to be recommended , It is not recommended — cannot be — to attempt permanent grasses on dry and ...
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... means well - bred animals and high feeding . It means soiling in summer , and roots in win- ter . It means large crops every year , and crops that can be turned into money . There is no summer fallow , and no ploughing under clover ...
... means well - bred animals and high feeding . It means soiling in summer , and roots in win- ter . It means large crops every year , and crops that can be turned into money . There is no summer fallow , and no ploughing under clover ...
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... means of improvement as well as a profit . What then are we to do ? We have already indicated that the soil must be mellowed and enriched ; that ditching and clover are the means , to follow with sod ; and orchard grass or cock's foot ...
... means of improvement as well as a profit . What then are we to do ? We have already indicated that the soil must be mellowed and enriched ; that ditching and clover are the means , to follow with sod ; and orchard grass or cock's foot ...
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