The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... ground for a wheat crop . In 1834 , I ploughed a piece of ground for wheat , which had grown corn and buckwheat the previous The remedy may appear to many at first notice al- year . The piece contained three acres and one hun- most as ...
... ground for a wheat crop . In 1834 , I ploughed a piece of ground for wheat , which had grown corn and buckwheat the previous The remedy may appear to many at first notice al- year . The piece contained three acres and one hun- most as ...
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... ground , thereby admitting more air and rays of the sun , and rain , to pro- mote the chemical action of the manure , which also had become warm from the sun ? Many farmers think fall ploughing best : others plough in the fall to ...
... ground , thereby admitting more air and rays of the sun , and rain , to pro- mote the chemical action of the manure , which also had become warm from the sun ? Many farmers think fall ploughing best : others plough in the fall to ...
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... ground , thereby admitting more air and rays of the sun , and rain , to pro- mote the chemical action of the manure , which also had become warm from the sun ? Many farmers think fall ploughing best : others plough in the fall to ...
... ground , thereby admitting more air and rays of the sun , and rain , to pro- mote the chemical action of the manure , which also had become warm from the sun ? Many farmers think fall ploughing best : others plough in the fall to ...
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