Annual Report, Volume 14State Printers., 1860 - Agriculture Includes abstract of the Proceedings of the county agricultural societies. |
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... pastures , the growth of grass was checked , but meadows were still more seriously injured . In some por- tions of the State , where the frosts had been most destructive , they were followed by a drouth of long continuance , which was ...
... pastures , the growth of grass was checked , but meadows were still more seriously injured . In some por- tions of the State , where the frosts had been most destructive , they were followed by a drouth of long continuance , which was ...
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... pastures are principally stocked with June grass , white clover and red- top , which probably furnish as good pasturage for making cheese as any kinds we have . 3d . Have not fully ascertained by experience the effect of long continued ...
... pastures are principally stocked with June grass , white clover and red- top , which probably furnish as good pasturage for making cheese as any kinds we have . 3d . Have not fully ascertained by experience the effect of long continued ...
Page 115
... pasture lands . " Mr. James D. Ladd suggested that before the discussion was entered upon , he would like to ask the convention to set apart a time when Mr. Charles Reemelin could explain to the members the objects of the State Reform ...
... pasture lands . " Mr. James D. Ladd suggested that before the discussion was entered upon , he would like to ask the convention to set apart a time when Mr. Charles Reemelin could explain to the members the objects of the State Reform ...
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... pasture during the summer , and a variety of stock that he expected to obtain their living upon that land , whether it were better to give them the whole range , and let them select their own food , or to divide the and into lots , and ...
... pasture during the summer , and a variety of stock that he expected to obtain their living upon that land , whether it were better to give them the whole range , and let them select their own food , or to divide the and into lots , and ...
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... pasture land , and the benefits of a contrary course . Mr. Jones , of Delaware , had paid some attention to this ... pasture in large ranges as in small ones . Upon elover or timothy pasture , he was not sure that this was the case . The ...
... pasture land , and the benefits of a contrary course . Mr. Jones , of Delaware , had paid some attention to this ... pasture in large ranges as in small ones . Upon elover or timothy pasture , he was not sure that this was the case . The ...
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acre acreage Agricultural Society ammonia Amount of receipts animals annual Fair average awarded barley Bessarabia Board Bohemia breed buckwheat bull bushels bushels per acre Carbonate carbonic acid cattle cents Cincinnati clover committee considerable contagion contagious corn crop cultivated D. H. Kent disease effect Elyria entries exhibition experiments farm farmers favorable Franklin County frost fruit germination grain grass head heifer herd hogs horses hundred important improvement increased infected inoculation labor land lung lymph maize manufactured manure matter Miami Michx miles Muhl Muskingum Nutt oats Ohio organs oxen plants pleuro-pneumonia plow Podolia portion potatoes premium Pres't present produced quantity RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Russia salt Scioto seed sheep sick soil steppes substances symptoms temperature tion Tourn Treasurer trees Valley varieties vegetation Vice President Volhynia wheat Willd Woodsfield wool yield Zanesville
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