Farming And Foxhunting
Farming And Foxhunting
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Then all our labour is in vain.
A. H. : I'm glad you mentioned that. Even if the working day is long, we've all — like the munition workers, got to put the job first and, if necessary, work unlimited overtime to make a really good job.
67 CHAPTER IX ARABLE OR GRASS?
HAVING finished off an earlier chapter by a dive into farming principles, I will make an effort to set out a few facts and features on arable farming on which experience has given me an object lesson. I am well aware that what I sha...ll record will be already known to many of my con- temporaries, but even they will, I am sure, agree that it is not a bad principle to refresh one's memory from time to time. Certainly a little reflection keeps one from running off at a tangent in a hurry.
During the last half-century arable farming has undergone many changes, the fact that arable acres have continued to fall since the last war is strong evidence that without careful management and what I call a dovetailing principle, arable farming has been a difficult proposition for many years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then all our labour is in vain.
A. H. : I'm glad you mentioned that. Even if the working day is long, we've all — like the munition workers, got to put the job first and, if necessary, work unlimited overtime to make a really good job.
67 CHAPTER IX ARABLE OR GRASS?
HAVING finished off an earlier chapter by a dive into farming principles, I will make an effort to set out a few facts and features on arable farming on which experience has given me an object lesson. I am well aware that what I sha...ll record will be already known to many of my con- temporaries, but even they will, I am sure, agree that it is not a bad principle to refresh one's memory from time to time. Certainly a little reflection keeps one from running off at a tangent in a hurry.
During the last half-century arable farming has undergone many changes, the fact that arable acres have continued to fall since the last war is strong evidence that without careful management and what I call a dovetailing principle, arable farming has been a difficult proposition for many years.
What to read after Farming And Foxhunting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles W Whatley to read onlineMoreLess
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