American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... profit enough to gratify a reason- able , that is , a moderate desire for wealth . Those who make haste to be rich , go to cities , and make haste more commonly to their ruin . But there is moderate profit on the farm for the mere hand ...
... profit enough to gratify a reason- able , that is , a moderate desire for wealth . Those who make haste to be rich , go to cities , and make haste more commonly to their ruin . But there is moderate profit on the farm for the mere hand ...
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... profit greater from the ma- nure their sheep would furnish , by saving both solid and liquid excrements , than from their fleeces . A farmer in the East says that he believes the profits derived from sheep by way of manure will amount ...
... profit greater from the ma- nure their sheep would furnish , by saving both solid and liquid excrements , than from their fleeces . A farmer in the East says that he believes the profits derived from sheep by way of manure will amount ...
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... profit . The profit of a valuable branch of husbandry and the profit that he considers of more worth than that , the sure improvement of his land . The difference is in the management . The Englishman makes beef a specific object of his ...
... profit . The profit of a valuable branch of husbandry and the profit that he considers of more worth than that , the sure improvement of his land . The difference is in the management . The Englishman makes beef a specific object of his ...
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