The Farmers Register volume V10 1842
The Farmers Register volume V10 1842
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Tlie ash denotes good corn land, and wc would sup- pose equally a mark of land adapted to small grain.
In this country we are without the while or swamp ash Ibund at the north, and so much used in carriage making, &c. Our ash is not tough and hard like that, but has an open grain, and is among the most brash or breakly of our timbers. It is very dry and* makes better fire wood when green than any other tree we have. Lis ashes have also been found among the most valuable for lie. The ash lasts w...ell exposed to the air, but soon rots when buried. In common with all the trees which have a large portion of their trunks aap, the ash can seldom be deadened so as to die the first year.
Beech denotes good second rate land with us, and is never found except on loose mellow soil, which may never produce the best, but is very * reliable for certain crops. — It is sometimes found in swamps which overflow, but in none which do so often and to any depth. Beech, like the ash, lasts well in the air, but soon rota when buried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tlie ash denotes good corn land, and wc would sup- pose equally a mark of land adapted to small grain.
In this country we are without the while or swamp ash Ibund at the north, and so much used in carriage making, &c. Our ash is not tough and hard like that, but has an open grain, and is among the most brash or breakly of our timbers. It is very dry and* makes better fire wood when green than any other tree we have. Lis ashes have also been found among the most valuable for lie. The ash lasts w...ell exposed to the air, but soon rots when buried. In common with all the trees which have a large portion of their trunks aap, the ash can seldom be deadened so as to die the first year.
Beech denotes good second rate land with us, and is never found except on loose mellow soil, which may never produce the best, but is very * reliable for certain crops. — It is sometimes found in swamps which overflow, but in none which do so often and to any depth. Beech, like the ash, lasts well in the air, but soon rota when buried.
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