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GENERAL REMARKS on Hops, as a CROP in HusBANDRY, 288.

IMPROVEMENTS suggested, 292.

XXVII. Orchards, 303. Introductory Remarks. The Species of Fruits, 304. Instance of very large Walnut Trees, N. Chesnuts an uncertain Fruit, 305. Apples are very various.:: The old Varieties gone, or going off. Pears are very little cultivated, and why. Cherries are in high Cultivation, 306. Filberts. Note on their Etymon. Sites of Orchards. The Lands in best Repute, 307. Filberts require good Land; and are thought to impoverish it. Planting Orchards, 308. In Hop Grounds. In Vacant Sites. Mr. ForsTer’s Practice instanced. Training Young Orchards, 309. White Washing the Stems, 310. On GRAFTING. An Error of Practice, on the Cherry. Management of Grown Orchards, 312. The Apple, in some Instances, well attended to. Note on feeding Swine in Orchards! | The Filbert accurately managed, 313. Gathering Fruit, 314. Chiefly gathered by Women. Fruit Ladders described. Preserving Fruit, 315. Markets for Fruit, 316. Modes of Disposal. A judicious one observed, N,