The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... crop , -I mean a light one . Rye is meagre enough . Some of our best farmers say they have not half a crop . As a general remark , I believe we shall not gather more than ten bushels to the acre , this section of country over . This ...
... crop , -I mean a light one . Rye is meagre enough . Some of our best farmers say they have not half a crop . As a general remark , I believe we shall not gather more than ten bushels to the acre , this section of country over . This ...
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... crop , is richly worth one dollar - nay , that it adds two dollars to the value of the crop . Of the corn crops , both are so meritorious to the cultivators , that we will not stop to inquire which is most so , but cheerfully award to ...
... crop , is richly worth one dollar - nay , that it adds two dollars to the value of the crop . Of the corn crops , both are so meritorious to the cultivators , that we will not stop to inquire which is most so , but cheerfully award to ...
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... crop . - This is an economical process , though little attended to , and may be more profita- bly done before the crop is housed , or pitted , than afterwards . There is a portion of the crop , often a fourth or a third , which is small ...
... crop . - This is an economical process , though little attended to , and may be more profita- bly done before the crop is housed , or pitted , than afterwards . There is a portion of the crop , often a fourth or a third , which is small ...
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