The Rural Economy of Norfolk : Comprising the Management of Landed Estates, And the Present Practice of Husbandry in That County
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Upon the whole, the Norfolk farmers may be faid to be wafteful of ftraw ; more efpecially at the beginning of the winter, when it is fre- quently thrown into the empty yard entirely wafte as to fodder : this, however, is not look- ed upon in fo improvident a hght in Norfolk as in moft other places ; for here a notion of the utility of having plent)' of ftraw among dung, prevails fo ftrongly, that the ftraw which is eaten by cattle is confidered by fome men, as being in a manner walled as to man...ure.
For further obfervations on this fubjed, fee MiN. 73.
16. MARKETS.
26. 1S[ O R F O L K, 195 26.
MARKETS.
NORFOLK, taken colleftively, as a coun- ty, is finguv^rly well ficuated for markets: the Norwich manufa(5i:ory is prcdu6live of a regu- lar internal confumption ; while Yarmouth, Lynn, the fmaller ports, Smithfield and St.
Ives, take off the furpkis produce.
Smithfield is the grand market for cattle and Iheep, and the seaports for barley. — Wheat is principally bought up by the mil- lers, and the furplus of what is confumed in the country ient to the London market, in flour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon the whole, the Norfolk farmers may be faid to be wafteful of ftraw ; more efpecially at the beginning of the winter, when it is fre- quently thrown into the empty yard entirely wafte as to fodder : this, however, is not look- ed upon in fo improvident a hght in Norfolk as in moft other places ; for here a notion of the utility of having plent)' of ftraw among dung, prevails fo ftrongly, that the ftraw which is eaten by cattle is confidered by fome men, as being in a manner walled as to man...ure.
For further obfervations on this fubjed, fee MiN. 73.
16. MARKETS.
26. 1S[ O R F O L K, 195 26.
MARKETS.
NORFOLK, taken colleftively, as a coun- ty, is finguv^rly well ficuated for markets: the Norwich manufa(5i:ory is prcdu6live of a regu- lar internal confumption ; while Yarmouth, Lynn, the fmaller ports, Smithfield and St.
Ives, take off the furpkis produce.
Smithfield is the grand market for cattle and Iheep, and the seaports for barley. — Wheat is principally bought up by the mil- lers, and the furplus of what is confumed in the country ient to the London market, in flour.
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