The Cultivator, 3권New York State Agricultural Society, 1846 |
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acid acre Agricultural Albany ammonia animals apples ashes barley barn better breed bull bushels carbonic acid carrots cattle cents clover COMSTOCK contains corn covered cows crop Cultivator culture Diploma disease DURHAM BULL Dutchess county early experience farm farmers fatten feet field fleeces flock fruit trees garden give grain grass ground growth guano gypsum half harrow hill hogs horse important improved inches insect J. J. THOMAS kind labor land lime LUTHER TUCKER machine manufacture manure matter Merino milk Mills mode Morgan horse New-York oats pears peas plants plow portion potash potatoes pounds premium produced quantity remarks roots rows salt says season Second best seed sheep Society soil sowing sown spring stalks straw subscriber substances tion turneps valuable variety vegetable vines wheat winter wool yield
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47 페이지 - A perfect touch will be found with a thick, loose skin, floating, as it were, on a layer of soft fat, yielding to the least pressure, and springing back towards the fingers like a piece of soft, thick, chamois leather, and covered with thick, glossy, soft hair.