The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... quantity of Manure should be applied to extravagant , and not likely to happen , yet it is but one of hundreds that may happen ; and shows what great public advantage may grow out of a general disposition to promulgate useful ...
... quantity of Manure should be applied to extravagant , and not likely to happen , yet it is but one of hundreds that may happen ; and shows what great public advantage may grow out of a general disposition to promulgate useful ...
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... quantity and quality of is large , lodged or decayed at the bottom , then they should the wool and carcass . not be forced to eat it clean ; but an allowance must be made , It may be laid down as a rule , that two pounds of good hay ...
... quantity and quality of is large , lodged or decayed at the bottom , then they should the wool and carcass . not be forced to eat it clean ; but an allowance must be made , It may be laid down as a rule , that two pounds of good hay ...
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... quantity would not be sufficient ; and for a race by nature small and weak , it would be more than they require , and if fed to them would greatly diminish the quality of the wool , though it in- creased its quantity . Farmers in ...
... quantity would not be sufficient ; and for a race by nature small and weak , it would be more than they require , and if fed to them would greatly diminish the quality of the wool , though it in- creased its quantity . Farmers in ...
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