The Cultivator, Volúmenes6-8L. Tucker, 1939 |
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... field for half the winter . My feeder , in December , told me that they were eating the garlic . In the spring , I sowed the field in oats and clover . The oats were good ; the clover was destroyed by the burning drought of last summer ...
... field for half the winter . My feeder , in December , told me that they were eating the garlic . In the spring , I sowed the field in oats and clover . The oats were good ; the clover was destroyed by the burning drought of last summer ...
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... fields in July and August , and a new crop of them would come in September ; but this has not been their history this season - they make their appear- ance in our wheat field the last of May , and the first of June , and continue ...
... fields in July and August , and a new crop of them would come in September ; but this has not been their history this season - they make their appear- ance in our wheat field the last of May , and the first of June , and continue ...
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... field , and the ground between clear open fields , and for the winter , meadows fringed immediately plowed and sowed to wheat . In the course with belts of thick woods . Here the stock feeds through of the winter , the corn is husked ...
... field , and the ground between clear open fields , and for the winter , meadows fringed immediately plowed and sowed to wheat . In the course with belts of thick woods . Here the stock feeds through of the winter , the corn is husked ...
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