American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... preparation of the old crop for market . That lying in bulk must be examined occasionally , as the weather gets mild ... prepared ground beds two depths of the spade , manuring well all of four feet , leaving a path of two feet be- tween ...
... preparation of the old crop for market . That lying in bulk must be examined occasionally , as the weather gets mild ... prepared ground beds two depths of the spade , manuring well all of four feet , leaving a path of two feet be- tween ...
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... prepared ground . One or the other should be sown , if there be danger of short allowance of hay . Sow half a bushel of seed to the acre , broadcast . BUCKWHEAT . Buckwheat is one of those convenient crops that may still be sown even up ...
... prepared ground . One or the other should be sown , if there be danger of short allowance of hay . Sow half a bushel of seed to the acre , broadcast . BUCKWHEAT . Buckwheat is one of those convenient crops that may still be sown even up ...
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... Prepare by thorough digging and manuring , this month , a bed for winter and spring use . Lettuce - Sown last month should be set out in well prepared ground twelve inches apart , whenever they have size enough . Water freely after ...
... Prepare by thorough digging and manuring , this month , a bed for winter and spring use . Lettuce - Sown last month should be set out in well prepared ground twelve inches apart , whenever they have size enough . Water freely after ...
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