American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... seed to the hill , and thin to two after the plants are established . They should not be nearer than eight feet . Squashes , Pumpkins , & c . - Plant these with plenty of manure , as above , giving ten or more feet distance . If ...
... seed to the hill , and thin to two after the plants are established . They should not be nearer than eight feet . Squashes , Pumpkins , & c . - Plant these with plenty of manure , as above , giving ten or more feet distance . If ...
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... seed in the hill , and afterwards thin out to eight or ten plants ; but when a drill is used , the rows should be three and a half or four feet apart , and the seed drilled so as to have a plant every six or eight inches . Thinning out ...
... seed in the hill , and afterwards thin out to eight or ten plants ; but when a drill is used , the rows should be three and a half or four feet apart , and the seed drilled so as to have a plant every six or eight inches . Thinning out ...
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... seed safely committed to the ground . It should be known generally that in some of the best cultivated sections of Maryland , good farmers practice seeding early in this month . The red wheats have been sown much of late years to the ...
... seed safely committed to the ground . It should be known generally that in some of the best cultivated sections of Maryland , good farmers practice seeding early in this month . The red wheats have been sown much of late years to the ...
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