 ... heaped over with wet manure. Dirt is then thrown on the wagon beds to protect them, and pots of burning tar are set underneath the straw roof. A barrel of water on the wagon is used to keep the straw wet. The wagons are driven about and do the best...  Annual Report - Página 103por Columbus Horticultural Society, Columbus, Ohio - 1907Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | 1899 - 904 páginas
...wet. The wagons arc driven about and do the best work, as they can go wherever the most needed. Tho smoke and vapor are carried to the rear as the wagon moves, and, being carried at once out of the rising heat, fall close to the ground in a long, white trail.... | |
 | West Virginia. State Board of Agriculture - 1900 - 424 páginas
...straw wet. The wagons are driven about and do the best work, as they can go wherever the most needed. The smoke and vapor are carried to the rear as the wagon moves, and, being carried at once out of the rising heat, fall close to the ground in a long, white trail.... | |
 | Ohio State Board of Agriculture - 1907 - 1004 páginas
...wagon stakes, then set pots of burning tar or some other fire under this straw. A barrel of water is on the wagon to keep the straw wet. The smoke and...acres. In one case in California four of such sleds and 505 sacks of manure saved 300 acres during a six nights' freeze. The estimated cost was less than one... | |
 | 1897 - 634 páginas
...straw wet. The wagons are driven about and do the best work, as they can go wherever the most needed. The smoke and vapor are carried to the rear as the wagon moves, and, being carried at once out of the rising hent. faJl close to the ground in a long, white trail.... | |
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