Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 46W. White, 1898 - Agriculture |
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Page 115
... grown cheaper and sell higher than most other varieties . While there has been a manifest falling off in apple planting , there has been a cor- responding increase in the acreage put out to most other fruits , and especially so with the ...
... grown cheaper and sell higher than most other varieties . While there has been a manifest falling off in apple planting , there has been a cor- responding increase in the acreage put out to most other fruits , and especially so with the ...
Page 187
... grown with red - top or red clover , the mixture will have a much higher feeding value than the timothy alone . When cut before the blossoming period , it will usually give a fair crop of rowen . Timothy should not be depended upon for ...
... grown with red - top or red clover , the mixture will have a much higher feeding value than the timothy alone . When cut before the blossoming period , it will usually give a fair crop of rowen . Timothy should not be depended upon for ...
Page 13
... grown in New England , unless thinned , will be of medium or small size . From its behavior thus far it would seem that , if a variety of so poor quality is to be demanded by our markets , it may be grown quite as successfully in many ...
... grown in New England , unless thinned , will be of medium or small size . From its behavior thus far it would seem that , if a variety of so poor quality is to be demanded by our markets , it may be grown quite as successfully in many ...
Contents
Public Winter Meeting of the Board at Amherst | 13 |
The Mission of the Agricultural Colleges | 50 |
The Business Side of Agriculture By J H Hale | 84 |
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