Alfalfa Farming in America
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If care is taken to have this right side up no other mistake can well be made with it. On Woodland Farm seven of these wagons are used. Some might suppose this a costly prep- aration, but really such a wagon with low broad iron wheels and simple running gears, with the plat- form built on it, costs only about $40 and may be had for less and be nearly as good. The advantage of them is that they enable a man to hurry in away HAY MAKING IN RAINY COUNTRIES. 313 from approaching storm or nightfall a... lot of hay, and this can be all unloaded at leisure next morning when dew is on the grass, or it may be showering.
Opening the Cocks. — The hay in the cock will be left unopened till the dew is well off and the outside of the cocks well dried, say till 9 or 10 o'clock.
One can never lay down cast iron rules for hay making. The hay in the cock may not need opening at all^ but the chances are that it will if it is to go in at once. Sometimes it can be left for a few days in hot, dry weather and it will per- fectly cure in the cock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If care is taken to have this right side up no other mistake can well be made with it. On Woodland Farm seven of these wagons are used. Some might suppose this a costly prep- aration, but really such a wagon with low broad iron wheels and simple running gears, with the plat- form built on it, costs only about $40 and may be had for less and be nearly as good. The advantage of them is that they enable a man to hurry in away HAY MAKING IN RAINY COUNTRIES. 313 from approaching storm or nightfall a... lot of hay, and this can be all unloaded at leisure next morning when dew is on the grass, or it may be showering.
Opening the Cocks. — The hay in the cock will be left unopened till the dew is well off and the outside of the cocks well dried, say till 9 or 10 o'clock.
One can never lay down cast iron rules for hay making. The hay in the cock may not need opening at all^ but the chances are that it will if it is to go in at once. Sometimes it can be left for a few days in hot, dry weather and it will per- fectly cure in the cock.
What to read after Alfalfa Farming in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wing, Joseph E. (Joseph Elwyn), 1861-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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