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The Digging Prong, or‘* Spud,” 64. GENERAL REMARKS, on a PuBLic REPOs!I- ToRY of IMPLEMENTS, 65. VI. Plan of Management of Farms, 67. Objects of Husbandry. Marketable Produce, 68. Consumptional Crops. Course of Practice, 69. Not regular or fixed. Remarks on this Subject, 70. VII. Soils and their Management, 71. The Species enumerated. Note on a peculiar Species of Soil Stone, 72. The Management is superior. Underdraining attended to. Tillage well performed, 73. Demerits of the Turnwrest Plow and four Horses, in Fallaw Ground, shown. FurTHER RemaARKs on a Pustic EstTa- BLISHMENT, and on using a VARIETY of Piows, 76. Broadsharing a valuable Practice, 78. Remarks on Subplowing. Raftering is in good Esteem, 80. Rolling is much used.

The Fallow of Kent is chiefly the Autumnal.-

This Fallow described.

The Summer Fallow less frequent, 82. REMARKS on the Quantity of TitLace and

VENTILATION required, by Soils of dif-

ferent Descriptions.

VIII. Manures and Management, 85.| Species of Manures in Use. Dung, 86. That from Oil Cake, in Esteem.

That of Swine not valued! 87. Application of Dung, 87.