Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 25W. White, 1878 - Agriculture Vols. for 1889-1894, 1906-1912 issued with the Annual report of the Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station; vols. for 1895-1905 issued with the Annual report of the Hatch Environment Station of the Massachnusetts Agricultural College. |
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... condition as Mr. Rawson . I cannot tell any such story as that in the Ploughman , " about my farm ; but I have one satisfac- tion , when we get together Thanksgiving - day evening , there is a good crop in the house . I have got that ...
... condition as Mr. Rawson . I cannot tell any such story as that in the Ploughman , " about my farm ; but I have one satisfac- tion , when we get together Thanksgiving - day evening , there is a good crop in the house . I have got that ...
Page 58
... condition anyway , without the fertilizers . He moved out into my neighborhood , and took some land that was ordinarily good farming - land , but had never been manured for gardening . I told him , when he commenced , that I did not ...
... condition anyway , without the fertilizers . He moved out into my neighborhood , and took some land that was ordinarily good farming - land , but had never been manured for gardening . I told him , when he commenced , that I did not ...
Page 61
... condition , that I got a bountiful crop . Adjourned to half - past seven o'clock . EVENING SESSION . The meeting was called to order at half - past seven o'clock , by Capt . Moore , who introduced President Chadbourne of Williams ...
... condition , that I got a bountiful crop . Adjourned to half - past seven o'clock . EVENING SESSION . The meeting was called to order at half - past seven o'clock , by Capt . Moore , who introduced President Chadbourne of Williams ...
Page 68
... condition . We are able to say this , and that many of the things that to - night delight us by their beauty , and delight us by their delicious flavor , and that are for the comfort , support , and enjoyment of the human race , are ...
... condition . We are able to say this , and that many of the things that to - night delight us by their beauty , and delight us by their delicious flavor , and that are for the comfort , support , and enjoyment of the human race , are ...
Page 71
... condition . All peonies are not double ; but some are so double that they have no stamens or pistils , and never produce any seeds . We call the snowball double ; but it has quite different characteristics from the rose . its wild state ...
... condition . All peonies are not double ; but some are so double that they have no stamens or pistils , and never produce any seeds . We call the snowball double ; but it has quite different characteristics from the rose . its wild state ...
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