American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... soon become as large as a sixpence or a shilling , at which time the grower com- mences to " work " them — that is , to separate clusters into single molluscs , to thin stones or culch that are over - crowded , and so on . It will be ...
... soon become as large as a sixpence or a shilling , at which time the grower com- mences to " work " them — that is , to separate clusters into single molluscs , to thin stones or culch that are over - crowded , and so on . It will be ...
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... soon as the fowl is sufficiently fatted it One field , which was selected as an average of must be killed ; otherwise it will still get fat , the whole crop , was carefully surveyed by Prof. but will loose flesh . If fowls are intended ...
... soon as the fowl is sufficiently fatted it One field , which was selected as an average of must be killed ; otherwise it will still get fat , the whole crop , was carefully surveyed by Prof. but will loose flesh . If fowls are intended ...
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... soon as the eggs have been dried well , they are packed in tin boxes , bottles or cane joints . Good eggs are recognized by a grayish color , with a red tinge . If squeezed between the nails they pop with a slight noise . The fluid ...
... soon as the eggs have been dried well , they are packed in tin boxes , bottles or cane joints . Good eggs are recognized by a grayish color , with a red tinge . If squeezed between the nails they pop with a slight noise . The fluid ...
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