Manures for Potatoes.-- Peruvian Guano for Potatoes.-- Manure from different Foods.-- Experiments at Moreton Farm.-- Mr. Hunter’s Experiments. 255
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Although, as Hunter observes, "it is almost universally understood, that when a cow brings forth two calves, one of them a bull-calf, and the other to appearance a cow, that the cow-calf ...
... John Hunter, in his 'Observations on the Animal Economy,' says: "It is a fact known, and I believe almost universally understood, that when a cow brings forth two calves, one of them a bull ...
... with Potash Salts, on Light Land,” by Charles D. Hunter, F.C.S., made on the farm of William Lawson, in Cumberland. Mr. Hunter “was charged with the manuring of the farm and the ...
... It must have had its origin with the rude hunters of the forests, who, for want of a chimney, laid sticks across, at a proper distance from the heat. CONTENTS.
PERILS AND PLEASURES OF A HUNTER'S LIFE; OR, THE ROMANCE OF HUNTING. Replete with thrilling incidents and hair-breadth escapes, and fascinating in the extreme, while depicting the romance of hunting. By PEREGRINE ...
... Feats of hero hunters and thrilling exploits among the Indians; furnishing the names of hunters well known in western history, and showing the most exciting drama of border warfare, and, as a whole, the ...
... LIFE OF DANIEL BOONE, THE GREAT WESTERN HUNTER AND PIONEER. Comprising graphic and authentic accounts of his daring, thrilling adventures, wonderful skill, coolness and sagacity under the most hazardous circumstances, with an autobiography dictated ...
... behind, and when fairly out of sight of the herd, is set upon by the voracious hunters, which often gather to the number of fifty or more, and are sure at last to torture ...
... Many instances might be mentioned of the tenaciousness with which this animal pursues its revenge; and I have been told of a hunter being detained for many hours in a tree, by an old ...
THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF THE AUSTRALIAN WINE INDUSTRY--AND UPON WHAT IT · Muskett, Philip E., -1909 · 2003
... Thus the word Riesling, on one bottle, may be attached to a wine grown on the Hunter, in New South Wales, and on another to a wine from the Yarra, in Victoria. It is ...
... fowlers, hunters and fishermen, or else you may buy breeding stock from such men, and trust to the diligence of your servants to rear and fatten their offspring until they are ready for market ...
... They seem to be less watchful than most other wild animals; and when feeding are not difficult of approach, provided the hunters go against the wind. When two or three men get so near ...
... When hunters were lucky enough to kill a bear, the tripod elevator was erected over the carcass with the lower ends of the poles spread well apart to lower the apex. The gambrel was ...
... Engineering Corporaton 39 Cortlandt St., New York City " The Grange Sales Association, Lafayette Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Hunter Dry Kiln Co. Indianapolis, Ind. Dryer Imperial Machine Company, 108 West 34th St., N.Y. City Cuber ...
... In our own city, Chinnery, of Hunter Street, and Matterson, of Pitt Street, make a highly creditable show, and in the southern capital, Jenkins, of Swanston Street, is well known for his excellent display ...
... of the rein-deer are so much alike, that it requires the eye of an experienced hunter to distinguish them. The mark of the Musk-ox's hoof, however, is a little narrower. The ...
... It sometimes happens, however, that while the Buffaloes are running off, some one of the hunters, who stands in the way of them, is tossed and killed, which, by the people of this nation ...
If we take a Horse bred for the cart, and such a one as we call a hunter, and a horse of foreign extraction, and set them together, the meanest judge will easily point ...
... you is to guide your move to a more likely gardening location or encourage the house hunter to seek further. Of course, you can still garden quite successfully on thin soil in the conventional ...
... This was the opinion of the great physiologist, John Hunter, who, in his treatise "On the Animal Economy," after noticing the grinding powers of the gizzard, says, in reference to the pebbles swallowed, "We ...
... 174. Egyptian, 178. Extra Long Green Turkey, 176. Flanigan's Prize, 174. Globe, 179. Hairy, 178. Hunter's Prolific, 174. Improved Sion House, 174. Irishman, 175. Jamaica, 199. London Long Green, 173. Long Green ...
... natural affection, and instinctively follows the inanimate carcase of its parent to the residence of the hunter. In this way many calves are secured. According to Mr. Catlin's account these young animals are ...
"WITH TIME AND CARE AUSTRALIA OUGHT TO BE THE VINEYARD OF THE WORLD." · Muskett, Philip E., -1909 · 2003
... other parts of the continent of Europe, and started, on his estate at Kirkton, in the Hunter River district, a vineyard which has been the nursery of the principal vineyards of the Colony." This ...
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