viii ITRoOpDUCTIOX.

b„That it be recommended to the Members of the Board, ö to promote in the ſeveral diſtricts with which they are 3*connected, the culture of potatoes as much as poſſible.“

Theſe Reſolutions being adopted by the Board, on the 13th of February, gave riſe to the following Report.

It is only neceffary to add, That any farther communi- eations, more eſpecially the reſult of any experiments which may have been tried in regard to any particular connected with either the cultivation or the uſe of this valuable root, will be extremely acceptable to the Board of Agriculture. Letters on that, or any other fubject connected with the agricultural ſtate and improvement of the country, may be addreffed to Sir Jobn Sinclair, Bart. M. P. London.

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15t5 Juna, 1795.