The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes1-4L. Tucker, 1834 |
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... roots and leaves , ) and roots to the drying influence of the sun and winds . The roller breaks and pulverizes the crust , and renders the soil more pervious to heat , and closes the fissures . It is also ser- viceable in partially ...
... roots and leaves , ) and roots to the drying influence of the sun and winds . The roller breaks and pulverizes the crust , and renders the soil more pervious to heat , and closes the fissures . It is also ser- viceable in partially ...
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... roots down into the earth , upon the outside of the wood , but under the bark of the stock . The union can only take place after the sap has begun to circulate in the stock , which is when the buds are bursting . The clay or composition ...
... roots down into the earth , upon the outside of the wood , but under the bark of the stock . The union can only take place after the sap has begun to circulate in the stock , which is when the buds are bursting . The clay or composition ...
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... roots of the pie - plant ( rhubarb ) should be so arranged as to shade as little as possible the grounds will furnish abundant materials for pies and tarts , little if any inferí- or to the gooseberry , from April to July , or until the ...
... roots of the pie - plant ( rhubarb ) should be so arranged as to shade as little as possible the grounds will furnish abundant materials for pies and tarts , little if any inferí- or to the gooseberry , from April to July , or until the ...
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... roots of the plants , is brought into more immediate use . The enriching and fertilizing matter floating in the atmosphere is more freely absorbed , and better secured , by an open , free soil , than when it rests on one of a contrary ...
... roots of the plants , is brought into more immediate use . The enriching and fertilizing matter floating in the atmosphere is more freely absorbed , and better secured , by an open , free soil , than when it rests on one of a contrary ...
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... roots and tops of the grasses and weeds remain so intimately tap roots in the ground ; and they are thrown out by the frosts of mixed within the soil , that they will grow in sufficient numbers to the ensuing winter and spring . The ...
... roots and tops of the grasses and weeds remain so intimately tap roots in the ground ; and they are thrown out by the frosts of mixed within the soil , that they will grow in sufficient numbers to the ensuing winter and spring . The ...
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