The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... manure , the highly fertilizing properties of which are abundantly attested by my own former experience . I will not say that it is stronger than the best barn - yard manure , but from its closer affinity to the nature of the soil , and ...
... manure , the highly fertilizing properties of which are abundantly attested by my own former experience . I will not say that it is stronger than the best barn - yard manure , but from its closer affinity to the nature of the soil , and ...
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... manure . II . An account of the composition , and respective value , of some of the more important manures . crops . 66 Malt - Dust is mentioned by Sir Humphrey Davy as a good manure , on account of the quantity of sugar it contains . I ...
... manure . II . An account of the composition , and respective value , of some of the more important manures . crops . 66 Malt - Dust is mentioned by Sir Humphrey Davy as a good manure , on account of the quantity of sugar it contains . I ...
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... manure ; this , like the preceding , contains a large quantity of vegetable matter , already in a state capable of being dissolved in water , its composition being mucilage , a large quantity of vegetable albumen , a little oil , and ...
... manure ; this , like the preceding , contains a large quantity of vegetable matter , already in a state capable of being dissolved in water , its composition being mucilage , a large quantity of vegetable albumen , a little oil , and ...
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