Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 38, Part 1890W. White, 1891 - Agriculture |
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... manure in order to grow crops , and he therefore cannot get along very well without keeping dairy animals . Fifth . " What are the chief drawbacks , at present , to the carrying on of this industry ? " The following were given as a ...
... manure in order to grow crops , and he therefore cannot get along very well without keeping dairy animals . Fifth . " What are the chief drawbacks , at present , to the carrying on of this industry ? " The following were given as a ...
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... has sent out this year 7,000 mowing machines , 3,000 hay tedders , and 1,000 manure spreaders . It is estimated that the sales of the several manufacturing industries of Worcester amounted 1891. ] 7 PUBLIC DOCUMENT - No . 4 .
... has sent out this year 7,000 mowing machines , 3,000 hay tedders , and 1,000 manure spreaders . It is estimated that the sales of the several manufacturing industries of Worcester amounted 1891. ] 7 PUBLIC DOCUMENT - No . 4 .
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... manure into the canal or burning it , anything to get rid of it . Then about the year 1850 we find this inexhaustible fertility " that they talked about located farther west . For some reason it had crept toward the west , and at that ...
... manure into the canal or burning it , anything to get rid of it . Then about the year 1850 we find this inexhaustible fertility " that they talked about located farther west . For some reason it had crept toward the west , and at that ...
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... manures , seeking to determine how the farmer could use manure to the best advantage in the raising of crops . Next they endeavored to find substitutes for barnyard manure . They commenced with the use of bones and other substances like ...
... manures , seeking to determine how the farmer could use manure to the best advantage in the raising of crops . Next they endeavored to find substitutes for barnyard manure . They commenced with the use of bones and other substances like ...
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... manure from the yard and analyzing it , and then exposing it to the effect of rain , showed that there was a loss from a ton of manure by leaching of $ 1.03 , which represents 42 per cent of the entire value . Now , this represents a ...
... manure from the yard and analyzing it , and then exposing it to the effect of rain , showed that there was a loss from a ton of manure by leaching of $ 1.03 , which represents 42 per cent of the entire value . Now , this represents a ...
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