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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... tillage , and , after being cropped five or six years , sown down with grass seeds , along with a crop of grain upon land that had been summer fallowed , incalculable advantages would follow both to the public and individuals . On the ...
... tillage , and , after being cropped five or six years , sown down with grass seeds , along with a crop of grain upon land that had been summer fallowed , incalculable advantages would follow both to the public and individuals . On the ...
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... TILLAGE . Tillage may , in general terms , be described as an operation whereby the soil is either cleared from nox- ious weeds , or prepared for receiving the seeds of plants cultivated by the husbandman . When this operation is ...
... TILLAGE . Tillage may , in general terms , be described as an operation whereby the soil is either cleared from nox- ious weeds , or prepared for receiving the seeds of plants cultivated by the husbandman . When this operation is ...
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... tillage alone , frequently and judi- çiously applied , will produce every effect that can be expected from that practice . That tillage is essential to the success of agricultural operations , is a point in which all good husbandmen are ...
... tillage alone , frequently and judi- çiously applied , will produce every effect that can be expected from that practice . That tillage is essential to the success of agricultural operations , is a point in which all good husbandmen are ...
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