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{ OB sr En SECOND: VWGOL.UME, renee S*E-C°-F 1 ON XE CULTIVATION OF ARABLE LAND(continued), PAGE Pease: 5- 583 Manner of thrashing them out: Beans:;- 590‘By the flail Potatoes és C- 600 By the thrashing- machine Turnips::; 030 Advantages of each method Cabbages i:- 681 Preserving of grain: C Turnip cabbage. 4- 695 Restoring tillage lands to grass: Turnip- rooted cabbage: 5- 698 Lands most proper for this purpose, ex- Cole or rape:: LOZ, plained:‘: Carrots:“ 4 Ge Laying them down to grass Parsnips.‘ cane zhi) fodes of preparation necessary for Mangel wurzel 5 2. 723 Grasses most suitable, in different cases: Hemp:": a Natural grasses é; Flax° C 7/8 Of the artificial kinds a° Hops°©. 744 Clovers Woad:‘4: 765 Trefoil e Weld:: WD Saintfoin Madder 6 5 Hee GTS Lucern Teasel es: SL Tares Liquorice 780 Vetches Methods of harvesting the various kinds Chicory,&c. 5° 5 of grain crops Ae mes Buck- wheat. Of stacking- 5- 795 Proportion that ought to exist between arable Thatching of stacks: 799 and grass i° a SEC Tal ON XII. CULTIVATION OF GRASS LAND. PAGE. GRASS LANDS:- i903 Times proper for, in different cases‘ Kinds of Z. ibd. Removing obstructions to the scythe: Proper application of;. ibid. Coarse weeds and plants. Meadows, and other hay lands“. ibid Moss Difference of management;~ 904 Sticks Clearing from stock 6. ibid. Stones

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