Annual Report of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture, Edição 51Reports for 1862-66 include reports of the Ohio Pomological Society. |
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... keep prices low during the last year or two was the large proportion of four year old horses put upon the market . Horse buy . ers don't care to purchase anything under five years old , so by knocking the corner teeth out of the four ...
... keep prices low during the last year or two was the large proportion of four year old horses put upon the market . Horse buy . ers don't care to purchase anything under five years old , so by knocking the corner teeth out of the four ...
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... Keep Up the Fertility of Our Farms ? Fifteen minutes . 8. The Bright Side of Farm Life . Forty - five minutes . ( N. ) 9. Shall We Keep on Tiling ? Twenty minutes . 10. Value of Incidental Profits in Farming . Twenty - five minutes . 11 ...
... Keep Up the Fertility of Our Farms ? Fifteen minutes . 8. The Bright Side of Farm Life . Forty - five minutes . ( N. ) 9. Shall We Keep on Tiling ? Twenty minutes . 10. Value of Incidental Profits in Farming . Twenty - five minutes . 11 ...
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... keep the wool clean as heretofore mentioned , but also to keep the wool from felting on the sheep's back . If , for any reason , the supply of yolk should fail , the friction of the fibres would cause them to be felted together and the ...
... keep the wool clean as heretofore mentioned , but also to keep the wool from felting on the sheep's back . If , for any reason , the supply of yolk should fail , the friction of the fibres would cause them to be felted together and the ...
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... keep corn clean after all . And when such methods as I have indicated are practiced , the farmer will generally be rewarded with a fair yield of corn ; or he will at least have the satisfaction of knowing that the failure , if such it ...
... keep corn clean after all . And when such methods as I have indicated are practiced , the farmer will generally be rewarded with a fair yield of corn ; or he will at least have the satisfaction of knowing that the failure , if such it ...
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... keep the soil where it properly belongs , under his feet , he will find he loses something of that divine spirit which is within him . The soil is ever of the earth , earthy -- its tendency is downward . There is a popular idea that ...
... keep the soil where it properly belongs , under his feet , he will find he loses something of that divine spirit which is within him . The soil is ever of the earth , earthy -- its tendency is downward . There is a popular idea that ...
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