A Treatise On the Nature And Cultivation of Coffee ; With Some Remarks On the Management And Purchase of Coffee Estates
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would be £70. With young estates not yet in bearing, there cannot be a better mode of valuing than to allow a liberal interest for the risk and toil on the sum that the work done should actually have cost, always supposing that such work has been efBciently performed. There are of course exceptional cases, where from immediate neighbourhood to railways, large towns, etc., extraordinary prices may be given, but these are out of the operation of the general rules which should guide the planter in... his investments.
CHAPTBE XII.
DISBASESj ETC.
Although the ripe coffee fruit is eagerly devoured by birdsj monkeys, jackals, squirrels, and numerous other vermin, the tree itself has few enemies, and is subject to fewer diseases than most plants which are like it, of exotic growth, and cultivated largely by mankind for the sake of their produce.
The disease known as rot has been already referred to, and is simply the result of excessive moisture and imperfect ventilation, and deficient evaporation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
would be £70. With young estates not yet in bearing, there cannot be a better mode of valuing than to allow a liberal interest for the risk and toil on the sum that the work done should actually have cost, always supposing that such work has been efBciently performed. There are of course exceptional cases, where from immediate neighbourhood to railways, large towns, etc., extraordinary prices may be given, but these are out of the operation of the general rules which should guide the planter in... his investments.
CHAPTBE XII.
DISBASESj ETC.
Although the ripe coffee fruit is eagerly devoured by birdsj monkeys, jackals, squirrels, and numerous other vermin, the tree itself has few enemies, and is subject to fewer diseases than most plants which are like it, of exotic growth, and cultivated largely by mankind for the sake of their produce.
The disease known as rot has been already referred to, and is simply the result of excessive moisture and imperfect ventilation, and deficient evaporation.
What to read after A Treatise On the Nature And Cultivation of Coffee ; With Some Remarks On the Management And Purchase of Coffee Estates?
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