The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... object of this act , as are not otherwise provided for ; and the said board shall annually account with the comptroller for the expenditure of this §14 . That the presidents of the several county societies , or delegates to be chosen by ...
... object of this act , as are not otherwise provided for ; and the said board shall annually account with the comptroller for the expenditure of this §14 . That the presidents of the several county societies , or delegates to be chosen by ...
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... objects but , at all events , they could not learn what their neigh- of this society , and the modes by which we intend to bors were doing . There was an old saying prevalent promote it - our object is to produce the food of man in in ...
... objects but , at all events , they could not learn what their neigh- of this society , and the modes by which we intend to bors were doing . There was an old saying prevalent promote it - our object is to produce the food of man in in ...
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... object being not great size , but good quality - and it being found that the quality of medi- um or small sized ... objects are to keep the crop clean , and the soil mellow . The first dressing may be light , with a cultivator , where ...
... object being not great size , but good quality - and it being found that the quality of medi- um or small sized ... objects are to keep the crop clean , and the soil mellow . The first dressing may be light , with a cultivator , where ...
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