10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SWEDISH TURNIP»
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Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of ...
.Swedish Turnip. 35 feet □Mi ... 38 ... 39 ... 40 ... 41 ... 8 inches. 6 2 7 8 4 LOT No.
2. Food. 1 Acre of Potatoes. 2 . . . Swedish Turnip. 35 feet 9 inches. 36 ... 7 38 ... 4
39 ... 8 40 ... 10 41 ... 7 F.OOD. 1 Acre of Mangel Wurzel. 2 . . . Swedish Turnip.
Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, 1832
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General View of the Agriculture of Lancashire, with ...
XII. — SWEDISH TURNIP, OR RUTA-BAGA. This valuable root is at present less
grown in this county than the common turnip, but its cultivation seems to be on
the increase, and it is certainly capable of being raised without difficulty, on a
large ...
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The Cyclopædia;: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
SWEDES, in Agriculture, a term often applied by farmers to signify the Swedish
turnip. See Ruta Baga. SWEDESBOROUGH, in Geography, a small post- town of
America, in the state of New Jersey, and county of Gloucester, on Raccoon creek,
...
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The Farmer's Magazine. Volume the Fifth. July to December, ...
where the other is generally cultivated, the Swedish turnip has not yet, or is only
recently fairly introduced, it is very probable that, when the superior merits of the
latter become more fully known and appreciated, the culture of the turnip- rooted
...
The Farmer's Magazine, 1836
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Synopsis of the vegetable products of Scotland in the museum ...
Swedish turnip. ject, we are led to believe that it came originally from Gaul, and
other northern provinces of the empire. Throughout the middle ages, it appears to
have been kept in cultivation by the Flemings, who were considerably advanced
...
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The Veterinarian: A Monthly Journal of Veterinary Science
Apparently the origin of the Swedish turnip of our agriculturists, and in Scotland it
has never been found except where the Swedish turnip has been previously
cultivated. (Hooker and Amott.) This plant, from which it is generally supposed all
...
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Cobbett's Political Register
parsnip and the carrot, for the Swedish turnip; and the greens of the Swedish
turnip, as you have most amply proved, are not the least valuable part even of
that plant. By " beet-root," I suppose you you mean the Mangel Wurzle. However,
they ...
35,840 1638 The Swedish turnip, . . . . . 29,120 1830 The cabbage, . . . . . . 56,000
3440 Kohl rabi, . . . . . . . 31,360 1881 If the soil, therefore, impoverishes the soil in
proportion to the weight of vegetable substance it produces, the following will ...
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The Quarterly Journal of Agriculture
Ewes are not unfrequently folded on Swedish turnip on the land, for the purpose
of bringing the m ilk on them.| Two evils are constantly attendant on this practice
to evces : — being folded on the laud, they eat more turnip than is good for them,
...
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The Quarterly Journal Of Agriciture
The Swedish turnip thus stands pre-eminent in regard to density, and, contrary to
all others, the largest is always the most solid. According to the experiments of Mr
Sinclair at Woburn, the nutritive matter afforded by the largest sized Swedish ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «SWEDISH TURNIP»
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Swedish turnip en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
How to Make These not so Appealing Veggies that are Packed With …
Rutabagas look like big turnips and is often called a Swedish turnip. It's a cross between a white turnip and cabbage. They may not be the prettiest veggie but ... «One Green Planet, May 15»
Fresh Bites: Rutabaga fits the Robbie Burns bill
Bigger than a turnip, rutabaga is also called a Swede or Swedish turnip. Its name comes from the Swedish rotbagga, meaning round vegetable. Get waxed. «Toronto Star, Ene 15»
Tear Your Own Eyeballs Out For This Christmas Recipe, St. Lucy's …
The rutabaga is a very popular root vegetable in that part of the world, so much so that it's also called a “Swedish turnip” or simply a “swede.” The following dish ... «Wonkette, Dic 14»
Hakurei, a sweeter turnip
Some of the yellow ones were probably rutabagas, a close relative also known as Swedish turnips or just Swedes. I have a soft spot in my heart for this larger ... «Washington Post, Oct 14»
How to Cook With Delicious Root Veggies – 10 Different Ways!
It's also known as a “German turnip” and it tastes like a cross between cabbage, ... Rutabagas look like big turnips and is often called a Swedish turnip. «One Green Planet, Oct 14»
7 Veggies with Different Names in Britain and America
Hence, “Swedish turnip” or simply “swede.” The U.S. term “rutabaga” comes from the old Swedish word Rotabagge meaning “root ram.” Confusion arises ... «Anglophenia, Oct 14»
Rutabagas are swede as, mate
Swede is also known as Swedish turnip or Rutabaga. Rutabaga is Swedish for red bag referring to the purple bronze crown of the swede. While quite similar to ... «The Southland Times, Dic 13»
Dondero: Mashed rutabaga means Thanksgiving
In (old) England, where rutabaga is also popular, its nickname, “Swedish turnip” or “swede,” indicates its climatic preferences. Most of the rutabagas sold in ... «Online Athens, Nov 13»
Rutabaga Recipes: How To Gratin, Mash And Roast This Root …
Rutabagas and turnips look incredibly similar. In fact, the rutabaga is often called a Swede or Swedish turnip and is actually a cross between a white turnip and ... «Huffington Post, Feb 13»
Turnip-tossing turns up trumps for trader
In fact, he had never ever seen or touched a rutabaga before, as the root vegetables also known as Swedish turnips or simply swedes are not generally grown in ... «The Japan Times, Ene 13»
