View of the Agriculture of Middlesex: With Observations on the Means of Its Improvement and Several Essays on Agriculture in GeneralG. and W. Nicol, 1807 - 704 sidor |
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View of the Agriculture of Middlesex: With Observations on the Means of Its ... John Middleton,Board of Agriculture (Great Britain) Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1807 |
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Sida 21 - All the land to the south of the road passing from Brentford through Hounslow to Longford, is so nearly level, as to have no more than a proper drainage, and much the greater part...
Sida 405 - A considerable cow-keeper in Surrey has a pump of this kind, which goes by the name of the famous black cow (from the circumstance of its being painted black), and is said to yield more than all the rest put together.
Sida 334 - This work is very easily done, without using even a dibble or setting-stick ; but when planted, Care must be taken, by hoeing, to keep them as free from weeds as possible ; or, if the ground be too wet for the hoe, a weeding-hook may be used to keep them down : this is absolutely necessary to ensure a good plantation. It is also equally necessary to keep the ground well drained, to prevent the tides remaining upon it any considerable time, for on that also depends the firmness and good quality of...
Sida 241 - The peas grown with the intent of being gathered green, and sent in their pods to market, succeed clover, corn, or any other crop. The land appropriated to...
Sida 401 - continued to be fed and milked with the same regularity as before " described, until they are turned out to grass, when they continue in " the field all night ; and even, during this season, they are fed with " grains, which are kept sweet and eatable for a considerable length " of time, by being buried in pits made for that purpose1.
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