Overland MonthlyA. Roman and Company, 1967 |
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Page 12
... better , yields more per acre , and makes better flour than the others . Before attempting to give an account of the details of practical grain - farming in Cal- ifornia at the present time , I shall introduce a description of the ...
... better , yields more per acre , and makes better flour than the others . Before attempting to give an account of the details of practical grain - farming in Cal- ifornia at the present time , I shall introduce a description of the ...
Page 15
... better say eight or ten inches . Clay soil is also better with deep plowing , especially after being cultivated for a few years . Sandy and gravelly soils do not require so deep plowing ; three inches being ample for the first several ...
... better say eight or ten inches . Clay soil is also better with deep plowing , especially after being cultivated for a few years . Sandy and gravelly soils do not require so deep plowing ; three inches being ample for the first several ...
Page 229
... better reason than the purely senti- mental one that his deceased father , to whom this servant had been kind , had paid him the same amount . The wealthy proprietor of a widely circu- lated journal is said to have refused to reduce the ...
... better reason than the purely senti- mental one that his deceased father , to whom this servant had been kind , had paid him the same amount . The wealthy proprietor of a widely circu- lated journal is said to have refused to reduce the ...
Contents
Annetta | 17 |
A Tale of Early California H L Wright | 32 |
Past and Present of Political Economy | 63 |
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