Annual Report of the Secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture
Annual Report of the Secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture
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' . lOJ " Rhode Island, 200,000, 3J " Total, .... 60 millions is a fair estimate at $18 per barrel for floor per annum." The above figures look large. How far they are correct, I have no means of judging. But Mr. Poor seems firm in the faith, that if onr farmers would bestir themselves in the right direction. New Eng- land could furnish its own wheaten bread.
Some of our "old fogies," (to which fraternity I belong,) are strong in the belief, that if the managers of some of our Agricultu- ral So...cieties would offer much larger premiums for the increased production of bread crops, and smaller premiums for horse racing and trotting, it would be better both for the morals and the mouths of our people.
Levi Babtlett.
Warner, N. H., March, 1868.
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ON SOME POINTS IN POTATO CULTURE.
The potato is the staple export crop of Maine. We sell some hay to go out of the State, but more potatoes ; and since, on the whole, this export has steadily increased, while their culture in other States, lags behind the demand, there seems to be a prob- ability that the breath devoted to their culture in Maine may con- tinue to increase.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' . lOJ " Rhode Island, 200,000, 3J " Total, .... 60 millions is a fair estimate at $18 per barrel for floor per annum." The above figures look large. How far they are correct, I have no means of judging. But Mr. Poor seems firm in the faith, that if onr farmers would bestir themselves in the right direction. New Eng- land could furnish its own wheaten bread.
Some of our "old fogies," (to which fraternity I belong,) are strong in the belief, that if the managers of some of our Agricultu- ral So...cieties would offer much larger premiums for the increased production of bread crops, and smaller premiums for horse racing and trotting, it would be better both for the morals and the mouths of our people.
Levi Babtlett.
Warner, N. H., March, 1868.
Digitized by Googk IQQ BOARD 0? AGBICUI/nTRB.
ON SOME POINTS IN POTATO CULTURE.
The potato is the staple export crop of Maine. We sell some hay to go out of the State, but more potatoes ; and since, on the whole, this export has steadily increased, while their culture in other States, lags behind the demand, there seems to be a prob- ability that the breath devoted to their culture in Maine may con- tinue to increase.
What to read after Annual Report of the Secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maine Board of Agriculture to read onlineMoreLess
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