In 1916, the Grand Champion carload of fat cattle was one-year-old stock, weighing an average of 1,146 pounds, and sold in the auction ring at $28 per hundredweight. In 1901, the ...
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... Essex Champion, 534. Essex Hotspur, 529. Eugénie, 535. Excelsior, 530. Fairbeard's Champion of England, 536. Fairbeard's Nonpareil, 537. Fairbeard's Surprise, 537. Flack's Imperial, 538. Flack's New Large Victoria, 538 ...
... The variety is a day or two earlier than the Champion of England. It originated from the Dwarf White Knight's Marrow, and was taken from the pod in which was found the Champion ...
... Golden Prolific, Champion, and Columbus, are other good foreign sorts, but only when the mildew is successfully fought off.
... FAIRBEARD'S CHAMPION OF ENGLAND. _Cot. Gard. Champion of England. Plant of strong and luxuriant habit of growth, with a stem from five to six feet in height, which is often undivided, but also ...
... Escutcheon of Imported Guernsey Bull “Sir Champion.”] Nos. 9½ and 9¾ prove also the gain to a herd from a well marked bull. These were yearlings of Champion’s get. No. 9½ was a ...
[Illustration: FIG. 34--DWARF CHAMPION. NOTE CHARACTER OF FOLIAGE] · W. W. Tracy · 1907
A second and easier way is to secure samples of the most promising sorts and from the most reliable sources and grow them on one's own farm; select the stock which seems best ...
... Crawford is a universal favorite and goes well over a wide range of soil and climate. Champion is one of the best quality peaches and exceptionally hardy. Elberta, Ray, and Hague are other excellent ...
... But for these unsuitable soils there are Sutton’s Early Gem, the Champion Horn, and Intermediate, which require no great depth of earth; while for deep loams the New Red Intermediate answers admirably.
THOROUGH CULTIVATION OF THE GROWING CROP IS AN ESSENTIAL OF SUCCESSFUL · Anonymous · 1917
... In the truck regions of eastern Texas the Dwarf Champion is perhaps more universally grown than any other variety, but in this same region the Success is found to be a more profitable late ...
... Nutt's Champion White, 328. Plein Blanc, 330. Plein Blanc Court Hatif, 327. Prussian, 330. Red Solid, 328. Seymour's Superb White Solid, 328. Seymour's White Champion, 329. Shepherd's Giant Red, 329 ...
... It is very tender and sugary, and little, if at all, inferior to the Champion of England. In common with most of the colored pease, the ripe seeds, when grown in this country, are ...
... From this, by crossing with other types, there has been developed a distinct class of dwarf tomatoes which are of intermediate form and character and are well represented by the Dwarf Champion (Fig. 34 ...
Carrot.—Thin the main crops early, and sow a few rows of Champion Horn or Intermediate, for use in a small state during late summer, when they make an elegant and delicate dish. Cauliflowers ...
... Atkins's Matchless, 252. Barnes's Early, 253. Barnes's Early Dwarf, 253. Bergen Drumhead, 253. Champion of America, 253. Chou de Vaugirard, 265. Coeur de Boeuf Petit, 262. Dwarf Battersea, 254. Early Battersea ...
[Illustration: FIG. 34--DWARF CHAMPION. NOTE CHARACTER OF FOLIAGE] · W. W. Tracy · 1907
Shape.=--It is always desirable that the outline of the vertical section shall be a flowing line with a broad and shallow, or no depression at the stem end and as little as possible ...
... SEYMOUR'S WHITE CHAMPION. A variety represented as being superior to Seymour's Superb White. The stalks are broad, flat at the base, and form a compact, well-blanched, crisp heart. SHEPHERD'S RED ...
... Dwarf Champion 103 35. A cutworm and parent moth 124 36. Flea-beetle 125 37. Margined blister beetle 125 38. Tomato worm 126 39. Tomato stalk-borer 127 40. Characteristic work of the tomato ...
... Scores of state fair champions in jam and jelly making and millions of other jelly makers, too, use Certo and the short-boil method of jelly making. They know they can depend on Certo ...
THOROUGH CULTIVATION OF THE GROWING CROP IS AN ESSENTIAL OF SUCCESSFUL · Anonymous · 1917
... Dwarf or Tree Types._--Dwarf Champion, Station Upright Tree, Aristocrat. Potato-Leaf Types._--Livingston's Potato-Leaf, Mikado, Turner's Hybrid.
... fully as prolific, continued longer in bearing, and were much more stocky and vigorous in habit. CHAMPION OF PARIS. _Cot. Gard. Excelsior. Paradise Marrow. Stuart's Paradise. Plant of vigorous growth, with a simple ...
... Early Double-blossomed Frame. _Law._ Essex Champion. Single-blossomed Frame. Plant three to four feet in height; pods in pairs, slightly bent backwards, well filled, terminating rather abruptly at both ends, and about two ...
... Buckeye State, set as close as would be desirable for sorts, like Atlantic Prize or Dwarf Champion, would give little but leaves and inferior fruit. In field culture I like to space the plants ...
... For second early, Early Champion and New Early Evergreen; for late, original Stowell's Evergreen, Country Gentleman, Zig Zag Evergreen. See "Johnson & Stokes' Garden and Farm Manual" for descriptions of varieties. Cultivation, Enemies, etc ...
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