The Farmer's Assistant
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See article Swine.
Red Perennial Clover, or Cow-Grass; fTn/oIium Medium, j Is cultivated in Great-Britain, in almost every kind of good upland soil, even in heavy clay lands. It is to be sowed in the spring with oats, barley, Szc. It is also usual to sow it there, as well as the corn- men red clover, with the crop of flax. It rarely succeeds when sown by itself. It produces abundance of seeds which are easily col- lected.
Hop Clover; ('Trj/b/mrn ProrumJfn*,^ Grows naturally in Great- Britain, i...n dry meadows and pastures. It is recommended by Mr.
Amos for laying down land to grass, by mixing it with the clover last mentioned, and the White Clover; (Trifolium Repens.) This grass grows sjk>u- taneously on dry u;)land3 in this state, after they have !)een manured with gy;)sum, or with lx)g raarle, Sec. It is a very sweet grass for pas- ture or hay, but not very productive. It is generally short-lived, but may l>e made to last longer by passing a roller over it ; for where the stalks come iu close contact with the ground, new roots will start and descend into it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See article Swine.
Red Perennial Clover, or Cow-Grass; fTn/oIium Medium, j Is cultivated in Great-Britain, in almost every kind of good upland soil, even in heavy clay lands. It is to be sowed in the spring with oats, barley, Szc. It is also usual to sow it there, as well as the corn- men red clover, with the crop of flax. It rarely succeeds when sown by itself. It produces abundance of seeds which are easily col- lected.
Hop Clover; ('Trj/b/mrn ProrumJfn*,^ Grows naturally in Great- Britain, i...n dry meadows and pastures. It is recommended by Mr.
Amos for laying down land to grass, by mixing it with the clover last mentioned, and the White Clover; (Trifolium Repens.) This grass grows sjk>u- taneously on dry u;)land3 in this state, after they have !)een manured with gy;)sum, or with lx)g raarle, Sec. It is a very sweet grass for pas- ture or hay, but not very productive. It is generally short-lived, but may l>e made to last longer by passing a roller over it ; for where the stalks come iu close contact with the ground, new roots will start and descend into it.
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