Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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... September was about the normal of the month in other years , while both the sunshine and precipitation were above the normal . There were no days with an excessively high temperature , but a lower minimum was reached on the morning of ...
... September was about the normal of the month in other years , while both the sunshine and precipitation were above the normal . There were no days with an excessively high temperature , but a lower minimum was reached on the morning of ...
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... September , 1890 , 61.9 ° ; departure , -0.9 ° . The average temperature for September at Boston for twenty years was 62 ° ; average for September , 1890 , 62.9 ° ; departure , +0.9 . The average precipitation at Springfield for forty ...
... September , 1890 , 61.9 ° ; departure , -0.9 ° . The average temperature for September at Boston for twenty years was 62 ° ; average for September , 1890 , 62.9 ° ; departure , +0.9 . The average precipitation at Springfield for forty ...
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... September , opportunity was given for ripen- ing , and most of it was cut and stooked in good condition . According to the annual reports of the United States Department of Agriculture , the Indian corn industry in this Commonwealth may ...
... September , opportunity was given for ripen- ing , and most of it was cut and stooked in good condition . According to the annual reports of the United States Department of Agriculture , the Indian corn industry in this Commonwealth may ...
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... September 1 , on the whole , the crop prom- ised to be nearly a fair average , and blight and rot were not very prevalent . The wet , muggy weather the first half of September , however , was very favorable to the development of this ...
... September 1 , on the whole , the crop prom- ised to be nearly a fair average , and blight and rot were not very prevalent . The wet , muggy weather the first half of September , however , was very favorable to the development of this ...
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... September caused pole - sweat to make its appearance in the sheds , and consid- erable damage resulted . The growers are receiving fairly remunerative prices for the crop . Celery , cabbages , onions , turnips , rye and garden truck ...
... September caused pole - sweat to make its appearance in the sheds , and consid- erable damage resulted . The growers are receiving fairly remunerative prices for the crop . Celery , cabbages , onions , turnips , rye and garden truck ...
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