The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... farming as not susceptible of any improvements . Father - Improvements , why what improvements do you want , John ? Have not I been a farmer all the days of my life - and a good farmer ? and were not my father and grandfather good farmers ...
... farming as not susceptible of any improvements . Father - Improvements , why what improvements do you want , John ? Have not I been a farmer all the days of my life - and a good farmer ? and were not my father and grandfather good farmers ...
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... farmer to adopt such methods and communicates with more than 200 local societies in France , to seek such imformation as science imparts to the cultiva- receiving annually $ 100,000 from the public treasury . Ag- tion of the soil ...
... farmer to adopt such methods and communicates with more than 200 local societies in France , to seek such imformation as science imparts to the cultiva- receiving annually $ 100,000 from the public treasury . Ag- tion of the soil ...
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... Farmer is to be conducted by the edi- and they increased in weight very slowly . I then fed tors of the present Genesee Farmer . Indeed the pledge the same animals with sugar beets boiled and mixed that it is to be under their control ...
... Farmer is to be conducted by the edi- and they increased in weight very slowly . I then fed tors of the present Genesee Farmer . Indeed the pledge the same animals with sugar beets boiled and mixed that it is to be under their control ...
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