The a B C of Strawberry Culture for Farmers Village People And Small Growers
The a B C of Strawberry Culture for Farmers Village People And Small Growers
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We have made a little something, and helped you to get a paying price. " Now, this is an exact statement of how we came out in our first attempt t get into the upper- story of strawberry- selling. But not the half has been told, by any means. Those berries were the talk of the town for some days, and ever so many peo- ple spoke to us about them how choice they were, etc. , and were anxious to know how long they would hold out. I couldn't help but think of the old cry that the farmer has the pri...ce of every thing he sells as well as what he buys fixed by the dealer. This farmer fixed his own price once, that is certain.
Please do not think I am telling all this to brag of what we did. We have had our fill of glory and praise from our friends here in town ; but I do want to show that it pays to practice ex- cellence. And many others have done far better than we. A friend in Indiana told, in the Country Gentleman last year, 96 A B C OF STRAWBERRY CULTURE.
about how hie grew Sharpless berries on heavy soil, in hills, and they were so large and fine that " they never brought less than 20 cents a quart in his market, while Crescents and others were selling as low as 5 cents, and bushels of them spoiling, and not finding sale even at that price.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have made a little something, and helped you to get a paying price. " Now, this is an exact statement of how we came out in our first attempt t get into the upper- story of strawberry- selling. But not the half has been told, by any means. Those berries were the talk of the town for some days, and ever so many peo- ple spoke to us about them how choice they were, etc. , and were anxious to know how long they would hold out. I couldn't help but think of the old cry that the farmer has the pri...ce of every thing he sells as well as what he buys fixed by the dealer. This farmer fixed his own price once, that is certain.
Please do not think I am telling all this to brag of what we did. We have had our fill of glory and praise from our friends here in town ; but I do want to show that it pays to practice ex- cellence. And many others have done far better than we. A friend in Indiana told, in the Country Gentleman last year, 96 A B C OF STRAWBERRY CULTURE.
about how hie grew Sharpless berries on heavy soil, in hills, and they were so large and fine that " they never brought less than 20 cents a quart in his market, while Crescents and others were selling as low as 5 cents, and bushels of them spoiling, and not finding sale even at that price.
What to read after The a B C of Strawberry Culture for Farmers Village People And Small Growers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T B Theodore Brainard Terry to read onlineMoreLess
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