The Cultivator, Volúmenes6-8L. Tucker, 1939 |
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... FEED . do without salt the nature of the sheep ; they eat it with great avidity , and with but little abatement in appetite through the whole of a long winter . Of red clover , there are two kinds , the northern and southern - the ...
... FEED . do without salt the nature of the sheep ; they eat it with great avidity , and with but little abatement in appetite through the whole of a long winter . Of red clover , there are two kinds , the northern and southern - the ...
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... feeding cattle . The profit of cultivating and feeding these roots will be more manifest , if we compare their acrea- ble product with that of hay , potatoes , and the coarse grains which we feed to fattening animals . To enable the ...
... feeding cattle . The profit of cultivating and feeding these roots will be more manifest , if we compare their acrea- ble product with that of hay , potatoes , and the coarse grains which we feed to fattening animals . To enable the ...
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... feeding , is usually too London Medical Journals , in which a father who lost limited ; good firm heavy pork cannot be made , no mat his wife , succeeded in rearing his child with milk deriv . ter what may be the feed used , short of ...
... feeding , is usually too London Medical Journals , in which a father who lost limited ; good firm heavy pork cannot be made , no mat his wife , succeeded in rearing his child with milk deriv . ter what may be the feed used , short of ...
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