The Kookies have a very simple method of catching the wild Gyalls, which is as follows:--On discovering a herd of wild Gyalls in the jungles, they prepare a number of balls, of the ...
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The female Gyall receives the bull at three years of age; her term of gestation is eleven months, when she brings forth, and does not again admit the male until the second year thereafter ...
... Preservatives.=--The best-known common preservatives of manure in storage are gypsum, kainit and acid phosphate. Gypsum or land plaster holds ammonia, and is thus of the highest value as a preservative. Gypsum must ...
... He says, "Since I presented to the Society the last account of the Bos Frontalis, or Gyall of India, Mr. Fleming, a gentleman who has just returned from that country, has very obligingly communicated ...
... I have heard of a female Gyall breeding with a common Bull. I wish it were in my power to give you more particulars, but I am describing entirely from memory."
... THE GYALL. The earliest descriptive notice we have of the Gyall was that given in a paper read before the Linnean Society, in 1802, by Mr. Lambert, on the occasion of a bull of ...
... Geddes and Clover.-- Gypsum and Clover as Manures. 111
It is worthy of remark that the new and full moon are the periods at which the Kookies in general commence their operations of catching the wild Gyalls, from having observed that at these ...
... Macrae's own derivation of the word, it would appear to be more correctly Gyall.] "The Gayal is found wild in the range of mountains that form the eastern boundary of the provinces of ...
... I never found manure _piled_ out of doors to get too much water from rain. “I have given up using gypsum, except a little in the stables, because the clover grows too strong without ...
... The most striking result is the effect of the gypsum. It not only gave an increased yield of 11 bushels per acre, but the oats were of decidedly better quality, and there was nearly ...
In concluding these details of the Gayal and Gyall, let it be remarked that, when we hear one animal called Gayal and another Gyall, we are not, _on that account merely_, to set them ...
... We often sow gypsum on clover, and on barley, and peas, while the plants are growing in the spring, and this is top-dressing. “If the gypsum was sown broadcast on the land before ...
... Alkaline soils may still benefit from additional calcium and should get gypsum instead of ordinary lime.) 1/2 part by volume: kelp meal or other dried seaweed. To use this fertilizer, broadcast and work ...
... Later, we commenced to use gypsum as a top-dressing on clover. The effect was often wonderful. Farmers will tell you that they sowed 200 lbs. of plaster per acre, on their young clover ...
... Head of Gyall 53 21. Gayal, from Asiatic Transactions 58 22. Head of Asseel Gayal 67 23. Domestic Gayal 68 24. Skull of Domestic Gayal 69 25. Occipital View of the same Skull ib ...
... plaster (gypsum or | | | | | | | sulphate of lime) | 70 | 8 | 78 | 10 | 1 | 11 3. |400 lbs. unleached wood-ashes | | | | | | | and 100 lbs. plaster (mixed) | 68 | 10 | 78 | 8 | 3 | 11 4. |150 lbs. sulphate of ...
... Among the subjects most suitable for the purpose are Alonsoa; the Star and Dunnettii varieties of Annual Chrysanthemum; _Clarkia elegans; _ Dimorphotheca; _Gypsophila elegans_; Linaria; _Nemesia Suttoni_; Nicotiana, Miniature White and _N. affinis_; Phlox, Purity ...
Anchusa italica Aster sub-cæruleus Aubrietia Candytuft (Iberis) Cheiranthus Allionii Chrysanthemum leucanthemum Coreopsis grandiflora Cynoglossum Digitalis Gaillardia Galega officinalis Gaura Lindheimeri Geum Gypsophila paniculata Heuchera Lupinus Cenothera Poppy, perennial Pyrethrum Saxifrage Thalictrum Verbascum Viola ...
... of gypsum in addition on the latter. If this is sown early enough, so that the spring rains dissolve it and wash it into the soil, great crops of grass may be expected.
... Though, therefore, gymnastics formed a great part of their system of education, yet the chief aim in their athletic instruction was the desire to train men to fight their battles, and in those days ...
... Of course due care should be taken in such instances to prevent heating, and it may be well to dust the cuttings with gypsum (land plaster) to prevent excessive wilting. Seed End v. Stem ...
2.--TABLE SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF INGREDIENTS IN SOME · Harris, Joseph, 1828-1892 · 2006
... of Now and 30 Y’rs Ago, 327 ” ” Rectified for Turnips, 286 ” ” What it is, 311 Gypsum, 104-116-126 ” for Oats, 254 ” for Peas, 17 ” for Potatoes, 255-259 Harison, T. L., Letter ...
... they felt no need of those Greek gymnasia which now every one of us must have in his town house, nor did they deem that in order to enjoy a house in the country ...
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