INDEX.

Spaded Sows, Fattening, 546.—Dairy Pork, Bacon, Expence of Keep, Sundry Memorandums, 547, 549.—Diseases, 549.—Various Breeds, 477, 550.

Threshing, p. 1, 110, 113—Machine, and Granary, 185, 193, 209, Expence and Produce of Machine, 211.

‘Tobacco, p. 38.

Turnips, p. 65, 89, 302, 313, 317.—-To preserve, 409.—To wash, 410, 415,436.

Turnip-rooted Cabbage, Mr. Tugwell’s Account of it, p. 594,

‘Tare-Culture, p. 10, 105, 124.—New Species, 436.

Trees, Apple, p. 257.—Trees blighted, 362.

Fir-Timber seasoned, p. 271.

Tillage and various Crops, p. 272.

Tull, Jethro, his character and eulogy, p. 281.—His Hypothesis, 287, 360.—His three Propositions, 375.

Vermin, p. 195.

Vegetation, Theory of, p. 285.

Varlo, Mr. p. 281, 409.

Wheat, Spring, 18.—Wheat, 86.—Seed, 93, 97.—Species—Drilled, 301, 304.—Spring Experiment, 311, 330.—I1ndian Wheat, 392.— Transplanting Wheat, 397.

Wynt, Messrs. p. 550.

Warping Land, p. 171.

Wasps and Hornets, p. 202.

Water, p. 903.—Cisterns, 204.

Woods, Coppices, and Plantations, p. 263.

Trees, adapted to the various Soils, 266.

Grubbing up, 269.

Weeding, p.53, 64.

Worms, their fanciful Origin, p. 360.

Weld, p.41.—Woad, 41.

Wurzel-Mangel, p. 43, 392.

Wright on Floating Land, p. 167.

Year, New, Prospect, p. 4..

Yard, Farm, p. 82, 105.—Surface of, 181.—Pond and, Cistern, 183, 1$4.

Year, Conclusion of the, p. 115.

Young, Arthur, Esq. p. 106, 115, 125, 139, 175, 185, 216, 220, 295, 314, 447.

Young, James, Esq. his Method of Draining, p. 175.

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