British Farmer's Magazine, 45 leidimasJames Ridgway, 1863 |
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... Wheat , 443 Soil , Ascension of Soluble Matters in the , 191 South Australia , Agricultural Statistics of , 339 ... Wheat as Food for Stock , 469 Wheat Cultivation in Prussia , 103 Wheat On Reaping it before fully ripe , 254 Wheat ...
... Wheat , 443 Soil , Ascension of Soluble Matters in the , 191 South Australia , Agricultural Statistics of , 339 ... Wheat as Food for Stock , 469 Wheat Cultivation in Prussia , 103 Wheat On Reaping it before fully ripe , 254 Wheat ...
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... wheat , 400lbs . barley , 300lbs . oats ; this latter , or third proposition , has been carried in Committee , and a ... wheat have hitherto been made on the standard of 60lbs . per bushel . Farmers cannot complain - their interests will ...
... wheat , 400lbs . barley , 300lbs . oats ; this latter , or third proposition , has been carried in Committee , and a ... wheat have hitherto been made on the standard of 60lbs . per bushel . Farmers cannot complain - their interests will ...
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... wheat , 2001b . barley , and 160lb . oats of average qualities , and the exhibition of such ought to convince those willing to be convinced that such ought greatly to facilitate a conclusion to that unanimity of action now so very ...
... wheat , 2001b . barley , and 160lb . oats of average qualities , and the exhibition of such ought to convince those willing to be convinced that such ought greatly to facilitate a conclusion to that unanimity of action now so very ...
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... wheat stubbles and the subsequent preparation and growth of a root - crop on stiff retentive soils - I would ask him whether steam power , if it had been at his disposal , would not have strengthened his ar- gument , made easy and ...
... wheat stubbles and the subsequent preparation and growth of a root - crop on stiff retentive soils - I would ask him whether steam power , if it had been at his disposal , would not have strengthened his ar- gument , made easy and ...
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... wheat plant is feed- ing now , to its evident advantage , and to the evident benefit of the landlord as well as of the tenant , as proved by the poor growth of the wheat where the plant had missed . It is both to fertilise and to open ...
... wheat plant is feed- ing now , to its evident advantage , and to the evident benefit of the landlord as well as of the tenant , as proved by the poor growth of the wheat where the plant had missed . It is both to fertilise and to open ...
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