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... feeding of the living plant , and this is what I intended by the remark , that good husbandry is a system of exchange of kinds , but not of values . We thus see , that to secure an increased and increasing production , MANURE is the ...
... feeding of the living plant , and this is what I intended by the remark , that good husbandry is a system of exchange of kinds , but not of values . We thus see , that to secure an increased and increasing production , MANURE is the ...
Page 36
... feed , from the fifteenth November to May fifteenth , has been English hay and one and an half peck of sugar - beets per day . From May fifteenth to this date , she has been in a very poor pasture , and has had two quarts of Indian meal ...
... feed , from the fifteenth November to May fifteenth , has been English hay and one and an half peck of sugar - beets per day . From May fifteenth to this date , she has been in a very poor pasture , and has had two quarts of Indian meal ...
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... feeding a large number of worms the past season . I fed about twenty thousand worms in the early part of the season , which by accident had prema- turely hatched , but owing to the misfortune that happened to my southern trees , I was ...
... feeding a large number of worms the past season . I fed about twenty thousand worms in the early part of the season , which by accident had prema- turely hatched , but owing to the misfortune that happened to my southern trees , I was ...
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... feeding were somewhat larger than those of the native red mulberry , but I was reluctant to rob the tender branches of these young plants , having been planted so late , ( one month later than they ought to have been . ) I therefore fed ...
... feeding were somewhat larger than those of the native red mulberry , but I was reluctant to rob the tender branches of these young plants , having been planted so late , ( one month later than they ought to have been . ) I therefore fed ...
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... feeding shelves were constructed of strips of lath nailed together at the ends , forming a frame covered with paper pasted on them ; the frames four feet long and two feet wide , resting on cleets so as to shove in and out at pleasure ...
... feeding shelves were constructed of strips of lath nailed together at the ends , forming a frame covered with paper pasted on them ; the frames four feet long and two feet wide , resting on cleets so as to shove in and out at pleasure ...
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