Egypt 27
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Three and sometimes four crops of this valuable grass are grown within the year, separately or mixed with other crops — the first sown early in October and ripening in a couple of months ; the second fifty or sixty days later ; the third is left for seed ; and the fourth, which is raised by irrigation, produces no seed, but, like the first two, ia eaten on the ground. All working animals in Egypt require a course of 5er5eem-f ceding every year, their food during the rest of the twelvemonth bein...g dry, mostly beans and chopped straw. This pasturage season begins in November and lasts till March, during which the animals are grazed four times over the same field, which also re- ceives as many artificial waterings. Clover is, in fact, to the Egyptian horse, buffalo, donkey, and cow what dhoura is to their human co-labourers the fellaheen.
The cultivation of Sugar-cane on an extended scale is a comparatively recent addition to the husbandry of Egypt, and promises, if developed in the ratio of the past dozen years, to become one of its chief sources of agri- (ultural wealth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three and sometimes four crops of this valuable grass are grown within the year, separately or mixed with other crops — the first sown early in October and ripening in a couple of months ; the second fifty or sixty days later ; the third is left for seed ; and the fourth, which is raised by irrigation, produces no seed, but, like the first two, ia eaten on the ground. All working animals in Egypt require a course of 5er5eem-f ceding every year, their food during the rest of the twelvemonth bein...g dry, mostly beans and chopped straw. This pasturage season begins in November and lasts till March, during which the animals are grazed four times over the same field, which also re- ceives as many artificial waterings. Clover is, in fact, to the Egyptian horse, buffalo, donkey, and cow what dhoura is to their human co-labourers the fellaheen.
The cultivation of Sugar-cane on an extended scale is a comparatively recent addition to the husbandry of Egypt, and promises, if developed in the ratio of the past dozen years, to become one of its chief sources of agri- (ultural wealth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. C. Mccoan to read onlineMoreLess
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