The Cultivator, Volúmenes6-8L. Tucker, 1939 |
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... practice is mentioned , of alternating corn and pota- toes in the same row . The corn is planted 3 feet 6 inch- es apart , and a hill of potatoes between every two hills of corn . In this way the cultivator thinks he gets 150 bushels of ...
... practice is mentioned , of alternating corn and pota- toes in the same row . The corn is planted 3 feet 6 inch- es apart , and a hill of potatoes between every two hills of corn . In this way the cultivator thinks he gets 150 bushels of ...
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... practices of agricul- ture vary with climate , with soil , and the demands of the market . The European agricultural publications contain much of the principles that is useful in our practice , and much in practice , from which we may ...
... practices of agricul- ture vary with climate , with soil , and the demands of the market . The European agricultural publications contain much of the principles that is useful in our practice , and much in practice , from which we may ...
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This brings to my mind an old practice , which has in a measure been exploded , as involving a waste of labor and manure — I mean the practice of summer fallowing . It has been ascertained that the quantity of vegetable matters ...
This brings to my mind an old practice , which has in a measure been exploded , as involving a waste of labor and manure — I mean the practice of summer fallowing . It has been ascertained that the quantity of vegetable matters ...
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