10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SAINTFOIN»
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1
An Encyclopædia of Agriculture: Comprising the Theory and ...
And it is supposed that where those sorts of top- dressings can be applied every
third or fourth year, the saintfoin crops, when well established in the □oils, may
be preserved in a state of vigorous growth for ten or fifteen years, or more, and
the ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1825
2
Sketches on agriculture; or, Farmer's remembrancer
-2 Turnips Wheat Tares Barley Wheat Turnips Barley Clover Turnips Barley Tares
Turnips Barley Clover Pease Barley Barley Wheat Seeds Turnips Rape Rape
Wheat Turnips Saintfoin Wheat Wheat Saintfoin Oats Turnips Clover Seeds fed ...
3
The complete Farmer: or a gen. Dictionary of husbandry
Saintfoin hay is excellent food for horses, and they are uncommonly fond of it. " If
you turn your cows in spring in your saintfoin lay, you will find it will breed in them
abundance of milk ; and all my acquaintance know that the butter made of it is ...
4
The Complete Farmer Or a General Dictionary of Husbandry In ...
He says he cuts his saintfoin three times in good years, and that the two last
cuttings produce nearly as much as the first : but he allows,' that such years are
not to be expected often. Mr. Young observes, that many have a notion, that
cutting ...
5
The Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
□which like it better than oats, or to scod poultry, the saintfoin should not be cut
till the greatest part of the seed is ripe. When the feed of saintfoin is to be saved, it
should be mowed early in the morning, before the dew is off, or there will be a ...
Temple H. Croker, Thomas Williams, Samuel Clarke, 1766
6
The Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. In which the ...
wh'rch like it better than oats, or to feed poultry, tke saintfoin should not be cut till
the greatest part of the feed is ripe. When the feed of saintfoin is to be saved, it
should be mowed early in the morning, before the dew is off, or there will be a
loss.
Temple Henry Croker, Samuel Clark, Thomas Williams, 1766
7
A General History of the Dichleamydeous Plants ... Arranged ...
H. Native country unknown. Hedys. echlnus, Poir. suppl. 5. p. 19. Perhaps only 0.
cdput-ghlli. Hedgehog Saintfoin. Pl. T foot. 25 O. renuscuna'als (D. C. prod. 2. p.
346.) leaflets linearlanceolate, villous; peduncles very long, bearing racemes of ...
8
A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants
11.? H. Native country unknown. Poir. suppl. 5. p. 19. Perhaps only 0. cdput-gélli.
Hedgehog Saintfoin. Pl. 3' foot. 25 O. ranuacuna'ms (D. C. prod. 2. p. 346.)
leaflets linearlanceolate, villous; peduncles very long, bearing racemes of flowers
at ...
9
General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants
Hedys. echlnus, Poir. suppl. 5. p. 19. Perhaps only 0. cdput-gélli. Hed eliog
Saintfoin. Pl. 1'; foot. 25 . esnuncuaa'ius (D. C. prod. 2. p. 346.) leaflets
linearlanceolate, villous; peduncles very long, bearing racemes of flowers at their
tops; legumes ...
10
Vol. II. - Caclyciflorae
In sandy soils, as in Norfolk, which are unfit for any other purpose, under saintfoin
will produce after the first year about two tons per acre of excellent hay, with an
after grass extremely valuable for weaning and keeping lambs. The best ...
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