Genesee Farmer volume V10 1849
Genesee Farmer volume V10 1849
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I have noticed five or six varieties of the thorn scattered over my own farm, several of which would apparently, from their low, bushy growth, make excellent hedges: and it is to be hoped that ere long our enterprising nurserymen will so test all the native sorts of thorn as to be able to point, out such kinds as are best adapt- ed to the purpose of making good permanent farm fences. I may add that although mice are numerous in my field, yet they have not attacked the Newcas- tle thorn planted ...by me. This is not the case with the English hawthorn (Cratagus Oxycaniha) plant- ed at the distance of a few miles, where, during the winter, the mice frequently girdle the plants and do much injury. H. R. — Va-rick, Seneca Co. , JY. Y. , June, 1849.
WOOL GROWING. -LARGE FLEECES, &c.
Messrs. Editors: — In looking over the old num- bers of your valuable paper, I find several statements from those engaged in the growing of wool. My at- tention was particularly drawn to the statement some gave of the great weight of fleece from their Meri- nos.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have noticed five or six varieties of the thorn scattered over my own farm, several of which would apparently, from their low, bushy growth, make excellent hedges: and it is to be hoped that ere long our enterprising nurserymen will so test all the native sorts of thorn as to be able to point, out such kinds as are best adapt- ed to the purpose of making good permanent farm fences. I may add that although mice are numerous in my field, yet they have not attacked the Newcas- tle thorn planted ...by me. This is not the case with the English hawthorn (Cratagus Oxycaniha) plant- ed at the distance of a few miles, where, during the winter, the mice frequently girdle the plants and do much injury. H. R. — Va-rick, Seneca Co. , JY. Y. , June, 1849.
WOOL GROWING. -LARGE FLEECES, &c.
Messrs. Editors: — In looking over the old num- bers of your valuable paper, I find several statements from those engaged in the growing of wool. My at- tention was particularly drawn to the statement some gave of the great weight of fleece from their Meri- nos.
What to read after Genesee Farmer volume V10 1849?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belleville Public Library to read onlineMoreLess
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