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late, he sows his Turnips when the | late, he sows his Turnips when the | ||
Wheat is in full Ear, and has large | Wheat is in full Ear, and has large | ||
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will answer, and if the price of Wheat was so high as to pay better than other Grain, he would reduce it to practice; but does not imagine this mode of Culture can be successful but with Farmers who work his Ploughs and practice his method of using them. He recommends the Siberian Wheat as the only Species that will answer to be thus cultivated, sit is of quicker growth, does not exhaust the soil so much as common Wheats, and nourishes Grass Seeds sown among it, equally with other Spring Grain.
He has reaped Siberian Wheat on the 25th. of July, which has given him a good Season for Turnips as an intervening Crop, which being fed off by Christmas, he has sown the ground ^ ^ ^ ^ deletion again /deletion addition immediately /addition with Siberian Wheat and by pursueing this method has taken off the same land three Crops of Siberian Wheat successively.
If the harvest is likely to prove late, he sows his Turnips when the Wheat is in full Ear, and has large Turnips at Christmas. He sows this seed broad cast among the Corn, when there is a prospect of Rain, which buries it sufficiently in the Ground to produce Vegetation without other assistance. His method of alternately deep and shallow ploughing the Ground with his French and double furrow catchword Ploughs /catchword
