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... crop of what is well styled the king of grain , and this without the aid of manure , or of any very great degree of tillage . Nor was the harvest by any means defi- cient ; for several persons conversant in such things estimated the ...
... crop of what is well styled the king of grain , and this without the aid of manure , or of any very great degree of tillage . Nor was the harvest by any means defi- cient ; for several persons conversant in such things estimated the ...
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... crop : When taken out of the ground , lay in the corner of a barn a quan- tity that may serve till April , covered from frost with dry straw pressed down : bury the remainder in a hole dug in dry ground , mixed with the husks of dried ...
... crop : When taken out of the ground , lay in the corner of a barn a quan- tity that may serve till April , covered from frost with dry straw pressed down : bury the remainder in a hole dug in dry ground , mixed with the husks of dried ...
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... crop . The flax crop , how ever , has its disadvantages : it interferes with harvest , and is generally believed to be a great exhauster of the soil , especially when its seed is suffered to ripen . Its cultivation ought therefore to be ...
... crop . The flax crop , how ever , has its disadvantages : it interferes with harvest , and is generally believed to be a great exhauster of the soil , especially when its seed is suffered to ripen . Its cultivation ought therefore to be ...
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