American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... Potatoes by the Pound . We hope the readers of the Farmer will maintain their self - respect by abstaining alto- gether from dipping into the potato specula- tions of which the agricultural journals have so much to say . A very smart ...
... Potatoes by the Pound . We hope the readers of the Farmer will maintain their self - respect by abstaining alto- gether from dipping into the potato specula- tions of which the agricultural journals have so much to say . A very smart ...
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... potatoes , cucumbers , peas , string or snap beans , water and citron melons are the most desired , and we think all the above can be profitably ship- ped to this market . The first thing to be ob- served is in selecting your seed ...
... potatoes , cucumbers , peas , string or snap beans , water and citron melons are the most desired , and we think all the above can be profitably ship- ped to this market . The first thing to be ob- served is in selecting your seed ...
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... potatoes per acre , and Col. Wm . Bingham did the same on an ordinary new ground . The same manuring might perhaps have pro- duced 50 bushels of corn , worth $ 50 , while the potatoes were worth $ 500 , showing a dif- ference in favor ...
... potatoes per acre , and Col. Wm . Bingham did the same on an ordinary new ground . The same manuring might perhaps have pro- duced 50 bushels of corn , worth $ 50 , while the potatoes were worth $ 500 , showing a dif- ference in favor ...
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