The Cultivator, Volúmenes6-8L. Tucker, 1939 |
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... less bees are nearly destitute of honey , it is bad policy to feed them in the spring , as they fill up the combs that should be occupied by the young bees . From twenty to twenty - five pounds of honey will be required , to carry a ...
... less bees are nearly destitute of honey , it is bad policy to feed them in the spring , as they fill up the combs that should be occupied by the young bees . From twenty to twenty - five pounds of honey will be required , to carry a ...
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... less the aid of chemistry is invoked to induce new and less hurtful combinations . A very instructive example of the errors into which uninstructed farmers are liable to fall , by adopting the practices of those whose soils differ from ...
... less the aid of chemistry is invoked to induce new and less hurtful combinations . A very instructive example of the errors into which uninstructed farmers are liable to fall , by adopting the practices of those whose soils differ from ...
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... less , if suffered to move at the snail's pace so common with many farm horses . In the hard labor , such as plowing , or heavy work on the road , the horse cannot be forced beyond his natural pace to any extent , without seriously ...
... less , if suffered to move at the snail's pace so common with many farm horses . In the hard labor , such as plowing , or heavy work on the road , the horse cannot be forced beyond his natural pace to any extent , without seriously ...
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