The Cultivation Manufacture of Tea
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... ... =560 2 Against 10 12 o Nirrikh for 136 bildars, light hoeing, 240 spaces, 4' x 4', per diem @ 0-2-9 each ... ... = 23 6 o Or a saving of more than 100 per cent. - I gave one i2-acre khet four of these light hoeings during the hot weather, which so thoroughly destroyed the grass seeds that, although heavy rain has fallen here for the last month and a-half, the grass in this khet is thin and not more than 6" high, a fact which, to those who know how the jungle springs up in cultivated gro...und in the Doon when the rains set in, will be a sufficient proof of the success of these instruments. The frame of the hoe is only 7" high, and when the blades are buried in the ground is only 4', ', and as the handle projects from the centre of the back of the hoe and not from the sides, there is no danger of the bushes being injured. The hoe will expand from 14" to 20" at back, and from 3" to 7" in front ; and as the standards of the blades are curved outwards, the hoe in its greatest expansion cultivates a breadth of 27" of ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
... ... =560 2 Against 10 12 o Nirrikh for 136 bildars, light hoeing, 240 spaces, 4' x 4', per diem @ 0-2-9 each ... ... = 23 6 o Or a saving of more than 100 per cent. - I gave one i2-acre khet four of these light hoeings during the hot weather, which so thoroughly destroyed the grass seeds that, although heavy rain has fallen here for the last month and a-half, the grass in this khet is thin and not more than 6" high, a fact which, to those who know how the jungle springs up in cultivated gro...und in the Doon when the rains set in, will be a sufficient proof of the success of these instruments. The frame of the hoe is only 7" high, and when the blades are buried in the ground is only 4', ', and as the handle projects from the centre of the back of the hoe and not from the sides, there is no danger of the bushes being injured. The hoe will expand from 14" to 20" at back, and from 3" to 7" in front ; and as the standards of the blades are curved outwards, the hoe in its greatest expansion cultivates a breadth of 27" of ground.
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