Facts for Farmers; Also for the Family Circle. a Compost of Rich Materials for All Land-Owners, About Domestic Animals And Domestic Economy; Farm Buildings; Gardens, Orchids, And Vineyards; And All Farm Crops, Tools, Fences, Fertilization, Draining, And I
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Clover will take from ten to twelve solid yards per tun." This statement has been extensively circulated, and we print it here to prove that it is erroneous, which we do by the following testimony. "We hope all who have circulated this error will inform their readers that, in a well-settled mow of good hay, where ten to twenty tuns are stored together, they may ascertain the number of tuns approximately, by careful measure- Sko. 47.] NUMBER OF CUBIC FEET IN A TUN OF HAY. 781 ment nnd calculatio...n of one tun to from four hundred to seven hundred cubic feet, according to quality and the degree of pressure. Nowhere but in tlie bottom of a large mow of timothy hay will four hundred feet make a tun. But to the testimony. One writer says : " At or near the bottom of a large mow where twenty tuns are stored, four hundred and fifty feet will make a tun ; while near the top of the same it would take seven hundred to seven hundred and fifty feet. It rarely takes one thousand feet, where hay has lain together a length of time, unless it be coarse and near the top, when it may sometimes require even that number of feet." E.
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Clover will take from ten to twelve solid yards per tun." This statement has been extensively circulated, and we print it here to prove that it is erroneous, which we do by the following testimony. "We hope all who have circulated this error will inform their readers that, in a well-settled mow of good hay, where ten to twenty tuns are stored together, they may ascertain the number of tuns approximately, by careful measure- Sko. 47.] NUMBER OF CUBIC FEET IN A TUN OF HAY. 781 ment nnd calculatio...n of one tun to from four hundred to seven hundred cubic feet, according to quality and the degree of pressure. Nowhere but in tlie bottom of a large mow of timothy hay will four hundred feet make a tun. But to the testimony. One writer says : " At or near the bottom of a large mow where twenty tuns are stored, four hundred and fifty feet will make a tun ; while near the top of the same it would take seven hundred to seven hundred and fifty feet. It rarely takes one thousand feet, where hay has lain together a length of time, unless it be coarse and near the top, when it may sometimes require even that number of feet." E.
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