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PAGE, PAGE. Grass seed; kinds of proper for fate oor Impkments of the plough kind most proper Methods of tillage in, described- ibid. for performing the business in dif- RipcEs. 3898 ferent sorts of land described. 414 What necessary to be attended to in forming ibid. Suffoli iron swing-plough; the Rotheram On clayey or loamy soils:#. 300 plough; and Small’s plough- ibid. On marshy land:‘A» ibid. Importance and advantages of ploughs being On sandy and gravelly soils A ¢ 1610. properly constructed 3 oe etbid. On peaty or mossy soils A- 400 HarrowinG i és 5 2h Ridges in these latter, mostly formed by Ee utility of:#2 ibid. “the spade:. ibid. Kinds of harrows to be salad in different Maiiner of performing the work in. ibid. cases eo ti bin. May be increased in breadth in deep soils Manner of being made use of in. ibd. of this kind:. ibid. Draggs; scufflers; eae. and. culti- Gener! direction of in al! sorts of soils ei. bid. vators:« ibid. North and south, the most proper. ibid. Fixed harrows often useful in preparing land 416 Metheds of forming them in billy lands. 461 Methods of harrowing to cove: the seed in Advantages of in different cases described ibid. different cases described:.. ibid. Altering ridges on old cultivated Jands- 403 Proper season of performing the business in What necessary to be regarded in. 404 different soils.- ibid. Modes of performing in different instances ibid. Particular‘manner of accomplishing the Mechanical contrivances disadvantageous in ibid. work in wet poachy soils see) 7, An improved method recommended by an Disadvantage of this mode stated ibid. experienced writer;. 406 How performed when grass seeds are sown ibid. Expense of in different ways- 407 Rotuine: sibid. Other modes of levelling ridges deseribed. 408 Utility of in diferent views e ibide The plough should be mostly employed for. 409 In the way of piel down the lumpi- PLOUGHING;: ibid. ness in heavy soils PANS Circumstances to be attended to in per- How it proves useful in destroying weeds forming:-- 410 and rendering the land level o#F ibid. In heavy soils;:- ibid. Manurine of tillage lands 2«aibid. Tn light soils 5- 411 Attentions requisite:»> thid, Depth‘of in different casés- ibid. Kinds of manure proper for, in different Frequency of ploughing different according cases; 3 419 to the soil, Ss. 413 On heavy soils ip. ibid. Repeated stirring in general, more necessary Gn those of the middle sort:. ibid. on the stiff and heavy soils, than On marshy soils| a 420 those of the lighter kinds=e ibid: On light soils=. ibid. On soils long in tillage, generally less ne- On mossy or peaty lands: 422 cessary. ibid. Nature of the crops to be attended toin. ibid. For drilling land soe always Be in a fine Reasons of explained: ibid state of tillage. ibid.. Proper modes of laying on for particular Nature of crops mostly directs the frequency sorts of crops ibid. of ploughing iands. ibid. Modes of performing the business under Some sorts demand more tillage than different methods of culture 423 others- ibid. Manner in which manures should be chiefly A fine state of tilth generally"vourable ibid. employed. ibid. Tuil’s opinion of tillage in general- ibid. Depths to which deposited 3 5 ZOE Crops liable to be much injured by weeds Quantities in which made use of A405 should always have land well pre- Seasons in which belt applied:. ibid. pared by tillage:. 414 General attentions 2«2 426 May often bé done by the growth of plants Calcareous substances Mi ibid: that demand oes culture while Sundry(animal and other) substanees A288 growing: ibid: Expente, estimate:.» 430 By such as have large roots of the tap or Seasons for application 3 nie 31 knobby kind:. ibid. PLOUGHING IN GREEN CROPS; Aa SS Beasons why land in a fine state of tilth is SHEEP-FOLDING;| 33
most favourable to vegetation. ibid. Modes of performing it j‘ibid.


