Rudimentary Treatise On Agricultural Engineering
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I believe the native agriculturists of the district are much indebted to him for the introduction to their notice of many improved implements, as well as systems of husbandry ; nor is it possible for the farm- ers of this district to be continually passing his well-ordered farm, with its small trim fences, clean land, and the grand ultimatum, heavy crops, without being struck with the fact that they have something to learn, and might, if they tried, do a great deal better than they do, if not q...uite so well as he does.
Mr. Timm's farm is situated about a mile from the Farn- borough station on the South Western Railway, in the middle of the district geologically known as the Bagshot sand, per- haps the poorest description of soil in the kingdom, being purely a silicious sand, and not containing a single element besides, with which to supply nutriment to the plants growing upon it ; the consequence is, that nine-tenths of the whole district is a barren heath, not affording a bite for the nearly starved animals that are occasionally to be met with upon it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I believe the native agriculturists of the district are much indebted to him for the introduction to their notice of many improved implements, as well as systems of husbandry ; nor is it possible for the farm- ers of this district to be continually passing his well-ordered farm, with its small trim fences, clean land, and the grand ultimatum, heavy crops, without being struck with the fact that they have something to learn, and might, if they tried, do a great deal better than they do, if not q...uite so well as he does.
Mr. Timm's farm is situated about a mile from the Farn- borough station on the South Western Railway, in the middle of the district geologically known as the Bagshot sand, per- haps the poorest description of soil in the kingdom, being purely a silicious sand, and not containing a single element besides, with which to supply nutriment to the plants growing upon it ; the consequence is, that nine-tenths of the whole district is a barren heath, not affording a bite for the nearly starved animals that are occasionally to be met with upon it.
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