The New England Farmer volume V5 1853
The New England Farmer volume V5 1853
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Gray reported on orchards.
Mr. Sprague, of the Plymoutli Society, reported on the Barnstable and Bristol Societies.
Prof. Hitchcock reported upon the Essex Coun- ty S )ciety.
Mr. Brewer reported on the Worcester AVest Society.
Mr. Lawtox reported on the Housatonic Soci- ety.
Gov. BouTWELL reported on the Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Societies.
Prof. Hitchcock read a paper recommending the establishment of Farmers' Institutes throughout the Commonwealth, similar to the Institutes for the prom...otion of education. The following are the leading suggestions of the paper : — 1. A vast amount of knowledge concerning the principles of agriculture could be imparted to the farmers in every part of the State. It would, in fact, form an ambulatory agricultural school, where the young, especially, would learn very rapidly from the best masters.
2. It would give an opportunity to men well qualified, after looking at the chemical and geolo- gical constitutiim of the soil, to make suggestions to the farmers of the different districts as to im- proved modes of culture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gray reported on orchards.
Mr. Sprague, of the Plymoutli Society, reported on the Barnstable and Bristol Societies.
Prof. Hitchcock reported upon the Essex Coun- ty S )ciety.
Mr. Brewer reported on the Worcester AVest Society.
Mr. Lawtox reported on the Housatonic Soci- ety.
Gov. BouTWELL reported on the Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Societies.
Prof. Hitchcock read a paper recommending the establishment of Farmers' Institutes throughout the Commonwealth, similar to the Institutes for the prom...otion of education. The following are the leading suggestions of the paper : — 1. A vast amount of knowledge concerning the principles of agriculture could be imparted to the farmers in every part of the State. It would, in fact, form an ambulatory agricultural school, where the young, especially, would learn very rapidly from the best masters.
2. It would give an opportunity to men well qualified, after looking at the chemical and geolo- gical constitutiim of the soil, to make suggestions to the farmers of the different districts as to im- proved modes of culture.
What to read after The New England Farmer volume V5 1853?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mortimer Weitz to read onlineMoreLess
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