... Only general terms may be used in describing the farm pump, because the conditions differ in each case. Generally speaking, farmers fail to appreciate the amount of power used, and they are more than ...
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The cultivation of the Common Yellow Field Pumpkin in this country is almost co-eval with its settlement. For a long period, few, if any, of the numerous varieties of squashes, now so generally ...
... As electric generation increases, it should be comparatively easy for the farmer to secure sufficient electric power to run the pump. This has already become an established practice in districts where electric power is ...
The Pumpkin was formerly much used in domestic economy; but, since the introduction of the Crook-necks, Boston Marrow, Hubbard, and other improved varieties of squashes, it has gradually fallen into disuse, and is ...
... It is cheapest in the long run to buy the best grades of pumps on the market. This outfit is excellently adapted for spraying small fields of potatoes and for general orchard work, and ...
... SUGAR-PUMPKIN. Small Sugar-pumpkin. [Illustration: Sugar-pumkin.] Plant similar in its character and general appearance to the Common Field Pumpkin; fruit small, eight or nine inches at its broadest diameter, and about six ...
... Some members of the group are clearly pumpkins, and others just as clearly squashes, but when an attempt is made to draw a sharp line between them, we get into difficulty. In general terms ...
... rightly or not, cannot now be determined) have been generally referred by botanists to the _Cucurbita pepo_ of Linnæus." The term "pumpkin," as generally used in this country by writers on gardening and agriculture ...
... The seeds are not distinguishable from those of the Common Field Pumpkin. The Cheese Pumpkin is hardy, remarkably productive, and much superior in all respects to most of the field-grown sorts. Whether the ...
... It is more uniform in shape, and generally more symmetrical, than the Winter Crookneck; though varieties occur of almost every form and color between this and the last named. As the plants require considerable ...
A gasoline engine of 2-1/2 horsepower is the most useful size for a general purpose farm engine. It is convenient to run the pump, washing-machine, fanning-mill, cream-separator, grindstone, and ...
... diggers 204 Poultry feeding trough 222 Power conveyor 121 Power, generating mechanical 75 Power post drill 38 Power transmission 120 Pulverizers 155 Pump, air pressure 107 centrifugal 105 mule 84 jack 109 jacks and ...
... It is sometimes bottle-formed; but the neck is generally small, solid, and curved in the form of the Large Winter Crooknecks. The seeds are contained at the blossom-end, which expands somewhat abruptly ...
... KIDNEY AND MALE GENERATIVE AND URINARY ORGANS.] [Illustration: PLATE X. MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY OF THE KIDNEY.] DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS. DESCRIPTION OF PLATES. PLATE IX. Kidney and male generative and urinary organs.
... Mammoth Pumpkin. Large Yellow Gourd, of the English. _Thomp._ Potiron jaune, of the French. Cucurbita maxima. This is the largest-fruited variety known. In a very rich compost, and under favorable conditions of climate ...
... 233 Marline spike 212 Measuring mechanical work 14 Mechanical power, generating 74 Mechanics of plowing 138 Melting ladle 73 Monkey-wrench 19 Mule pump 84 Nail hammers 21 Nail set 37 Office, farm 194 ...
... Follow the general directions for Pumping, which will be found on page 76. [Illustration: ROLLED SPICED BEEF] (_Copyrighted; Reprint Forbidden._) Take 100 lbs. of boneless Beef Plates and cure them in brine made as ...
... A steam-engine of ten horse-power is required for hoisting, pumping, and for generating gas for the soldering-heaters, and a boiler of one hundred horse-power to generate steam for sterilizing the ...
... We have found it very valuable, however, to use the one and a half horsepower gasoline engines, and from that pumping supply as our live stock demanded, because you must keep water constantly before ...
... I also made a tank at the bottom to hold the drainage, and had a pump in it to pump the liquid back on to the heap in dry weather. We threw or wheeled ...
... If one must be restricted to a single implement, however, it will be best to get one of the hand-power, compressed-air sprayers--either a knapsack pump or a compressed-air sprayer--types ...
... Because of the hardness of the covering, a cleaver or a hatchet is generally required to open the squash and cut it into pieces. With this done, scrape out the seeds and, with a ...
... quantity, as well as the time of making application. Generally speaking, it is better to wait until the crop really needs moisture. When the pump is started give the crop plenty with the expectation ...
... 248 Different from Freeze-Em, 209 Directions for Using, 48, 56, 62, 65, 69 Directions for Pumping, 76 Guaranty, 250 Imitation, 225 Keeps Meat Red, 244 Legal Everywhere, 196 Legal to Use, 206 Fresh ...
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