478 Eth De x.

Peaches, food for hogs, II. 71.

Pea(everlafting) recommended to the notice of the farmer, TT. gas.

Peas, tne growth of them encouraged by the ufe of lime as a manure, I. 564.—11. 299.

Peas and other Legumina, fatten domeftic animals, rather than invigorate them, II. so.

Peculiarity of /hape, does not with certainty indicate the other qualities of a breed of animals, II. 356.—Faculty of fat- tening eafily does not depend upon it; 3.57.

Peaked bills, fprings in, 1. 335.—How they may be cut off, 7d.

Pepper, mortal to fwine, and wholefome to poultry, Il. 53.

Perennial p-as, a valuable late fummer food for domeftic ani- mals, 11. 46.—Never die away, 47.

Plantain(the broad-leaved) thrives only ona firm foil, If. 286.

——-—(the narrow-leaved) II. 2409-

———(the grafs-leaved) If. 249.

Plantain-roots, fheep fond of, IT. 13.

Plants not ufually confidered as food for cattle, difquifitions concerning, If. 9.—That may be more economically con- fumed by cutting, or by pafturing, 23.— That may be more economically confumed by being cut, and given by hand green to domeftic animals, or paftured upon by them, dif- quifition concerning, 25.

__- fit for food to domeftic animals at different feafons of the year, II. 34.

—— that grow only during the winter or{pring, II. 35.

__— that afford late fummer-food, IT. 36.

too. that require néwly-cultivated ground, or the reverfe, difquifition concerning, 11. 47.

__.— that tend to fatten and promote the health of domeftic animals, difquifition concerning, II. 49.

__-— that are noxious to one fpecies of animals, and whole-

fome to another, difquifition concerning,[f. 53.

_.— that are eaten when young, with fafety, by animals, but hurtful when old, II. 55.

—-— that tend to promote the generative faculty of animals, difquifition concerning, II. 57.

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