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Cabbages better in April: P1150 ‘Yurnip-cabbage:: ibid? Ruta baga: ard bit Boorcole, importance of:~ ibid. Burnet, great use of. ibid. Turning upon the pastures: i ibid. What necessary in:‘= mibide Best methods of 4°. ibid. Attention to the fly necessary: Se et boy E Weaning the lambs j= ibid: Best modes of ibid. Proper feed should be provided eal. ibid. Ewes to be kept at a distance ibid. Advantages of dividing flocks into different parcels:-. ibid. Management in down and mountain sheep. ibid. Salving;; smearing:+ 1154 Inutility of the practice s- 1155, note Profit of sheep in various cases«1156 In Mr. Macro’s estimate ig~ Abid; In Mr. Ellman’s; be ibid: In the duke of Grafton’s A. ibid. Folding 1157 Mr. Young's objection to, in certain cases ibid. Cause of practice of 5- 1158 Advantage of, in sheep-yards:= 1150 On tillage lands 5- 1161 SHEARING SHEEP“% ibid. Best method of washing. 1162 Circular method of clipping, an improvement 1163 Origin of. ibid.

Introduction of, by the earl of Egremont,

late duke of Bedford, and Mr. Coke ibid. Management of 3“. ibid. Expences of z 2. ibid. Winding the wool z,. ibid. Frequent clipping*:- 1164 Effects of A+- ibid, Clothing sheep. ibid. Effects of, not fully shown 2. ibid. Time of clipping lambs 2 OD Of castrating them- ibid. Produce in wool different in defecent breeds ibid. Qualities of, adjusted by wool-staplers._ ibid. Qualities necessary for shepherds:- 1166 Modes of determining age of sheep« ibid. Diseases of sheep‘* ibid. Fly°°° e ibid. Foot-rot 5 5 S107. Scab 5 5.= ibid. Rubbers 8>) ibid. Blindness 5 i. ibid, Bot:. 4- 1168 Turn, or giddy::. ibid. Resp, or red-water°.- 1169 Braxy fe 5- ibid, Black-water A.> Ibis

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Skit;. 1169 Commnon salt, its uses in preventing diseases

in sheep i 6- 1170

HORSES A. ibid.

Utility and advantages of, in different views ibid. Breeds employed in the business of hus-

bandry A. ibid. Different breeds dexcruel:- ibid. Blood-horse, too fine 3. ibid. Cleveland bays‘.« 1171 Suffolk punches A.- ibid. Clydesdale horses:: ibid. Heavy blacks:» ibid. Welsh and Scotch bivipsas oe LIZZ Farm horses should be selected ies the first three kinds ibid. Heavy kinds less used from the intvoldakien of the blood sort ibid. Breeding can only be attempted“under cer- tain circumstances-. ibid. Method of management in 4. ibid. Time of putting mares to the horse- 1173 Importance of having foals early a ibid. Time of going with foal;- ibid. Should be well kept during. ibid. Care to be taken in working of- ibid. Modes of rearing the foals 3 ibid. System pursued when breeding is not prac- tised.:- 1174 Time and method of castrating«1175 Practice in Yorkshire 4- ibid. Mode of breaking of c:- ibid. Making up young horses for sale 1176 Question of the comparative utility of inde or oxen as teams. ibid. Cases in which cach kind may be useful 1177 Best method of feeding teams°- ibid. Various estimates A- 1177 note Meaus of lessening expence of keeping of. 1180 Utility of bruising the oats: lsh Barley may be employed with oo ibid. Feeding ox-teams e ibid. Working of teams‘< ATS2 What useful in» ibid. Different utility of the aticana the shed sy stem 1184 Expences of different teams differ much- 1185 Necessary proportion of teams to the extent of land in different sorts of farms- ibid. Ass and mule teains, where useful- 1186 Diseases of horses 5.« 1467 Wounds::- ibid, Bruises‘ 4: ibid. Strains:. ibid. Warble tumours 7- 1188 Colds, 4 5 ibid. Colics A 4- bids

Staggers;:- ibid.