Annual Report of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture, Volume 32Reports for 1862-66 include reports of the Ohio Pomological Society. |
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... greatest improvement of the soil . This may be all very well in the second layer of the foundation , and in its ... best , but very little profit made by the process . My observations have been that , in a wet and clay soil , PROCEEDINGS ...
... greatest improvement of the soil . This may be all very well in the second layer of the foundation , and in its ... best , but very little profit made by the process . My observations have been that , in a wet and clay soil , PROCEEDINGS ...
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... best material . Second - It is not throwing out the earth fifteen or twenty inches deep and nearly as many wide , and with little regard for the amount of fall for the water , however carefully the material may be laid . Third - Neither ...
... best material . Second - It is not throwing out the earth fifteen or twenty inches deep and nearly as many wide , and with little regard for the amount of fall for the water , however carefully the material may be laid . Third - Neither ...
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... best quality , and it has this early naturity . It may be bred up on the ... second of the full blood , though the fleeces might be as valuable , or ... best animals . For instance , suppose that I have a herd of Shorthorn cattle , and ...
... best quality , and it has this early naturity . It may be bred up on the ... second of the full blood , though the fleeces might be as valuable , or ... best animals . For instance , suppose that I have a herd of Shorthorn cattle , and ...
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... good one , and ought not to be repealed . It is a sufficient notice to trespassers , and it is easy for farmers to keep them up . Mr. STOKES . I am in favor of the second clause . I think it would be just as necessary to require farmers ...
... good one , and ought not to be repealed . It is a sufficient notice to trespassers , and it is easy for farmers to keep them up . Mr. STOKES . I am in favor of the second clause . I think it would be just as necessary to require farmers ...
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... choice ..... SECOND BALLOT . There was no election on this ballot . 6 6 24 19 8 3 66 34 Before proceeding with the third ballot , the name of R. Baker was withdrawn . THIRD BALLOT . The votes cast were as follows : 50 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ...
... choice ..... SECOND BALLOT . There was no election on this ballot . 6 6 24 19 8 3 66 34 Before proceeding with the third ballot , the name of R. Baker was withdrawn . THIRD BALLOT . The votes cast were as follows : 50 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ...
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