The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... grass seeds ; and as next in importance , that as many spe- cies of grass seeds be sown as can be procured , or are adapted to the soil ; and that , if possible , there be included the seeds of those grasses which are either indigenous ...
... grass seeds ; and as next in importance , that as many spe- cies of grass seeds be sown as can be procured , or are adapted to the soil ; and that , if possible , there be included the seeds of those grasses which are either indigenous ...
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... Grass - breed , as they are termed . immediately preceding the sowing . In Suffolk , Eng . they Much loss has been sustained by our farmers , in not keep- Report on Grasses and Grass Lands . sow 8 lbs . seed , broadcast , to the acre ...
... Grass - breed , as they are termed . immediately preceding the sowing . In Suffolk , Eng . they Much loss has been sustained by our farmers , in not keep- Report on Grasses and Grass Lands . sow 8 lbs . seed , broadcast , to the acre ...
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... Grasses and Grass Lands . The committee on laying down grass lands , & c . report : In the consideration of this subject , but two distinct propo- forever . " the committee will add , that this root thrives best in a sandy loam , light ...
... Grasses and Grass Lands . The committee on laying down grass lands , & c . report : In the consideration of this subject , but two distinct propo- forever . " the committee will add , that this root thrives best in a sandy loam , light ...
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