CONT EN TS.

Tillage, for this crop.

Mostly the Autumnal Fallow.

Operation of* Stricking,” 118.

Plow against the Slope, for the Seed, 11g. Manures, in Use, for Wheat. Semination.

Remarks on CHancinae the SEED, 120. The Growing Crop, 120.

Instance of cutting Mildewed Wheat, while green.

Harvest Management, 121.

All set up in naked Shucks. Wheat Stubbles mown,

Produce.

Instances of very great Crops. General Average, not very high, 122.

Markets, 122. All sold by Sample. A Busbel Market attempted, 123. XV. Barley, 123.

Fine Barley on strong Soil, with an absorbent Subsoil.

XVI Oats; 128: The Object of their Culture is chiefly Pro«

vender, for Cart Horses.

XVII. Beans, 126. Proportion remarkably great. Varieties in Cultivation. Succession of the Bean Crop. The Soils employed, 127. The Tillage given. Semination.

The Rows very wide; yet The Quantity of Seed large!

Observations on this’ Circumstance, 128.

Time of Sowing, late 129.

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