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... cows are about the same as in former years . Knox . ( N. Alford . ) Hay crop fair , and secured in good condition . More corn was planted in this county than ever ' before in a single year , and the yield is large . Statements made at ...
... cows are about the same as in former years . Knox . ( N. Alford . ) Hay crop fair , and secured in good condition . More corn was planted in this county than ever ' before in a single year , and the yield is large . Statements made at ...
Page xxi
... cows , horses , hogs or sheep - more valuable in fact than the beets them- selves , because it is cut ready to be fed with hay or straw in the form of chopped feed ; it has parted with most of its water , and the same weight is four ...
... cows , horses , hogs or sheep - more valuable in fact than the beets them- selves , because it is cut ready to be fed with hay or straw in the form of chopped feed ; it has parted with most of its water , and the same weight is four ...
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... cows enjoyed it and ate it with a good relish ; but after awhile it became somewhat sour , and of course unfit for them . My store pigs have lived on it entirely . I scald it and mix a very little corn and oat meal with it and think it ...
... cows enjoyed it and ate it with a good relish ; but after awhile it became somewhat sour , and of course unfit for them . My store pigs have lived on it entirely . I scald it and mix a very little corn and oat meal with it and think it ...
Page xxvi
... cows , renovated and enriched fields and farms , and those other attendant advantages which always accrue to a person or community which produces and sells a man- ufactured or condensed article rather than the raw material , shall ...
... cows , renovated and enriched fields and farms , and those other attendant advantages which always accrue to a person or community which produces and sells a man- ufactured or condensed article rather than the raw material , shall ...
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... cows . They ate it well and it increased the quantity of milk , and I think it was a very profitable crop . Later , I picked off the ears and fed them to my hogs , and gave the fodder to my cows . I intend to plant more GRASSES OF MAINE .
... cows . They ate it well and it increased the quantity of milk , and I think it was a very profitable crop . Later , I picked off the ears and fed them to my hogs , and gave the fodder to my cows . I intend to plant more GRASSES OF MAINE .
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Page 251 - ... successfully cultivates the same for three years, the trees being not less in numbers than two thousand on each acre and well distributed over the same, then, on application of the owner or occupant thereof to the assessors of the town in which such land is situated, the same shall be exempt from taxation for twenty years after...
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Page 251 - Each fence viewer shall be paid by the person employing him at the rate of two dollars a day for the time he shall be so employed; and if such person shall neglect to pay the same within thirty days after the service shall have been performed, each fence viewer having performed any such service may recover in an action of assumpsit double the amount of such fees.
Page 243 - Virgin, are hereby constituted a body politic and corporate, by the name of the Trustees of the State College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, having succession as hereinafter provided, with power to establish and maintain, subject to the provisions and limitations of this act, such a college as is authorized and provided for, by the act of...
Page 245 - ... that a sum not exceeding ten per centum upon the amount received by any State under the provisions of this act may be expended for the purchase of lands for sites or experimental farms, whenever authorized by the respective legislatures of said States.