The Wisconsin Farmer, Volume 17D.J. Powers & Company, 1865 - Agriculture |
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... plow extermin- ator of 173 174 Cracked teats , cure for .. 174 Cows leaking milk ,. 179 Children , to those who write let- 186 ters , 23 Cows , selecting . 239 Chestnuts , planting . 241 Calves , substitute for milk in rais- 241 ing 214 ...
... plow extermin- ator of 173 174 Cracked teats , cure for .. 174 Cows leaking milk ,. 179 Children , to those who write let- 186 ters , 23 Cows , selecting . 239 Chestnuts , planting . 241 Calves , substitute for milk in rais- 241 ing 214 ...
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... Plows , polishing .. Poultry , management of .. Power , horse . Peach , originally . Polly , [ poetry . ] Pickles , making . R Russia , emancipation in Retrospect . [ poetry ] Receipes , etc. , 218 , 282 , 119 , 92 . Roses , ever ...
... Plows , polishing .. Poultry , management of .. Power , horse . Peach , originally . Polly , [ poetry . ] Pickles , making . R Russia , emancipation in Retrospect . [ poetry ] Receipes , etc. , 218 , 282 , 119 , 92 . Roses , ever ...
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... plowing their furrows on all the seas ; thirty thousand miles of completed railway con- nect all portions of our vast empire with bands of iron - the great thoroughfares of an internal commerce , the like of which has never been known ...
... plowing their furrows on all the seas ; thirty thousand miles of completed railway con- nect all portions of our vast empire with bands of iron - the great thoroughfares of an internal commerce , the like of which has never been known ...
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... plowed is heavy , if clay land - lumpy , and not easily worked ; and if the first crop is corn , or anything that you may please to put on , will not succeed well ; while , on the other hand , I have seen good spring wheat , oats , corn ...
... plowed is heavy , if clay land - lumpy , and not easily worked ; and if the first crop is corn , or anything that you may please to put on , will not succeed well ; while , on the other hand , I have seen good spring wheat , oats , corn ...
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... the tenth of June . The ground was prepared by plowing it immediately be- fore planting , to the depth of ten inches , and upon this , without harrowing or roll- ing , the seed was planted in hills four feet THE WISCONSIN FARMER . 5.
... the tenth of June . The ground was prepared by plowing it immediately be- fore planting , to the depth of ten inches , and upon this , without harrowing or roll- ing , the seed was planted in hills four feet THE WISCONSIN FARMER . 5.
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