Notes On Fields And Cattle From the Diary of An Amateur Farmer to Which is Appe
Notes On Fields And Cattle From the Diary of An Amateur Farmer to Which is Appe
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, when your own men will have finished supplying vetches to the stock, looking over and shifting the sheep-pens, feeding the pigs, &c, &c, and their wives and daughters can join them, having attended to their household duties. At nine A. M. Let them begin to spread about, as uniformly as possible, 136 NOTES ON FIELDS AND CATTLE.
with pikes and rakes, the swathe left by the mowers, which is to lie so exposed to the sun's rays until noon, or at least until it looks dry enough for the tedding-mach...ine to commence. Much depends upon the sun and the thickness of the crop. If you have a mowing-machine you are enviable ; you will run no risk of being disappointed by a gang's appearing in fewer numbers than you bargained for, and you will be so far better off that, when the hour of nine A. M. Arrives, you will not want the spare hands to spread, the crop being all left abroad by the machine, so that the workpeople can go on with the turnip-field for the half-day.
Keep the mowing-machine at work, changing horses every two and a half to three hours, and occasionally the driver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, when your own men will have finished supplying vetches to the stock, looking over and shifting the sheep-pens, feeding the pigs, &c, &c, and their wives and daughters can join them, having attended to their household duties. At nine A. M. Let them begin to spread about, as uniformly as possible, 136 NOTES ON FIELDS AND CATTLE.
with pikes and rakes, the swathe left by the mowers, which is to lie so exposed to the sun's rays until noon, or at least until it looks dry enough for the tedding-mach...ine to commence. Much depends upon the sun and the thickness of the crop. If you have a mowing-machine you are enviable ; you will run no risk of being disappointed by a gang's appearing in fewer numbers than you bargained for, and you will be so far better off that, when the hour of nine A. M. Arrives, you will not want the spare hands to spread, the crop being all left abroad by the machine, so that the workpeople can go on with the turnip-field for the half-day.
Keep the mowing-machine at work, changing horses every two and a half to three hours, and occasionally the driver.
What to read after Notes On Fields And Cattle From the Diary of An Amateur Farmer to Which is Appe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Holt Beever to read onlineMoreLess
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