... It came to New Jersey by importing affected animals in 1847. Massachusetts was infected in the same way in 1859. South Africa was infected by a bull brought from Holland in 1854, and Australia ...
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... A new variety, introduced from Holland. Flower fine white, and of large size. Not early. WAITE'S ALMA CAULIFLOWER. A new variety, represented as being of large size, and firm; surpassing in excellence the ...
... 3.77 lbs.; Turkey, 4.37 lbs.; while Holland reaches the excessive amount of 6.92 lbs. Of the five colonies of Australia, namely, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, and West Australia ...
... As early as 1633, they were imported from Denmark into New England in considerable numbers, and thus laid the foundation of a valuable stock in farming at a very early date in Holland, and ...
... In 1725, the first importation was made into New York from Holland by the Dutch West India Company, and the foundation was then laid for an exceedingly valuable race of animals, which, subsequent importations ...
... made cheese, Apples, Baked, Artichokes, Buttered, Composition and food value of French, Creamed, French, Jerusalem, with Hollandaise sauce, Artificial buttermilk, Ash, or mineral matter, in vegetables, Asparagus, and its preparation, Composition and food value ...
... Too much of this new milk may, however, be hurtful even to the new-born calf, while it should never be given at all to older calves. The best course would seem to be ...
The practice in Holland is to remove the calf from its mother even before it has been licked, and to take it into a corner of the barn, or into another building, out of ...
... Fervent's New Large, 307. French, 308. Green, 307. Green-Mountain, 309. Mountain, 308. Oseille de Fervent, 307. Oseille des Neiges, 305. Oseille Large de Belleville, 306. Oseille Rond, 308. Oseille Verge, 308. Roman ...
... Calcareous soils are greatly benefited by a free application to them of manure from the stable and cow-byre; but as a rule it would be like carrying coals to Newcastle to dress these ...
... Thorold Rogers' _Six Centuries of Work and Wages_. "We owe the improvements in English agriculture to Holland. From this country we borrowed, at the beginning of the seventeenth century, the cultivation of winter roots ...
... Seeds from America, Holland, and Germany, sown in the garden of the London Horticultural Society, all proved alike; though some were superior to others in the size of their roots, owing, it was thought ...
... Seventhly, That there be the Yolks of fresh and new-laid _Eggs_, boil'd moderately hard, to be mingl'd and mash'd with the _Mustard_, Oyl_, and _Vinegar_; and part to cut into ...
... Herd of pure-bred Holstein cows on a farm in central New York ] Milk-Breeds.=—The black and white _Holstein-Friesians_ (which, by the way, had their home in Holland and not in Holstein ...
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