The Edinburgh Encyclopædia Conducted by David Brewster, with the Assistance of Gentlemen Eminent in Science and Literature, 1권J. and E. Parker, 1832 |
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... beans , if duly hoed , is always in high order for carrying a crop of wheat in succession . Per- haps better wheat , both in respect of quantity and qual- ity , may be cultivated in this way than any other mode of sowing . Different ...
... beans , if duly hoed , is always in high order for carrying a crop of wheat in succession . Per- haps better wheat , both in respect of quantity and qual- ity , may be cultivated in this way than any other mode of sowing . Different ...
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... beans were upon No. 1. than upon No. 2 .; and No. 3. only returned the same produce as No. 1. though it contained several more drills ; besides , owing to the double rows , it was nothing like so well cleaned . The inferences drawn at ...
... beans were upon No. 1. than upon No. 2 .; and No. 3. only returned the same produce as No. 1. though it contained several more drills ; besides , owing to the double rows , it was nothing like so well cleaned . The inferences drawn at ...
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... beans a regular article in his rotation of husbandry . In the course of his practice he has found them an excellent assistant to fallow , and their culture a good preparation for wheat . Several years ago , when that useful institution ...
... beans a regular article in his rotation of husbandry . In the course of his practice he has found them an excellent assistant to fallow , and their culture a good preparation for wheat . Several years ago , when that useful institution ...
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