The Monthly Review 44
The Monthly Review 44
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of burnei, and ditto of rib-grafs, per acre, which will coft about 15 s. 6d.
«He adds, that (owing Zainfoine on light iimeftone, loam, dry, fandy or gravelly land, yrill improve it to fix time^ its value.
Thi| we believe to be a very moderate caKulation.
. Kbv. Mayj77i. -. Dd He 394 ^^ Farmer* i Letters to the Landlords of Great Britain.
He obferves, that though the more grafs-land there is in a farm, generally the better, yet a tenant (hould have twofields, if dry enough, for turnips alternate...ly, or if clay, one for cab- bage«, the culture of which every year with that plant will im-^ prove jhe foil.
Mr. Y. opens Letter IX. with recommending to landlords the drainage of wet lands, boch arable and grafs. He wifely advifes the landlord, that having found a fufficient defcent for the water, or made one, he begin with the fmallcr drains, which (hould be covered ones, filled to a certain heigh th with ilones, wood, or buffaes, fuch as the country affords eafieft, and having laid a thin cover of ftraw, fern, &c« fill them up with earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of burnei, and ditto of rib-grafs, per acre, which will coft about 15 s. 6d.
«He adds, that (owing Zainfoine on light iimeftone, loam, dry, fandy or gravelly land, yrill improve it to fix time^ its value.
Thi| we believe to be a very moderate caKulation.
. Kbv. Mayj77i. -. Dd He 394 ^^ Farmer* i Letters to the Landlords of Great Britain.
He obferves, that though the more grafs-land there is in a farm, generally the better, yet a tenant (hould have twofields, if dry enough, for turnips alternate...ly, or if clay, one for cab- bage«, the culture of which every year with that plant will im-^ prove jhe foil.
Mr. Y. opens Letter IX. with recommending to landlords the drainage of wet lands, boch arable and grafs. He wifely advifes the landlord, that having found a fufficient defcent for the water, or made one, he begin with the fmallcr drains, which (hould be covered ones, filled to a certain heigh th with ilones, wood, or buffaes, fuch as the country affords eafieft, and having laid a thin cover of ftraw, fern, &c« fill them up with earth.
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