The Press And the Plow
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Scottish and Irish farmers patronize the English papers to some extent, but each has its particular favorite, adapted to the needs of its own soil. Scotland the cannv has two great journals. The Scottish Farmer, published weeklv at Glasgow, and the North British Agriculturist, of Edinburgh. The former is generally thought to be the more valuable of the two ; their circulations are both in the neighborhood of 10,000 copies.
Fertile Ireland possesses but one great paper, the Farmer' s Gazette, wh...ich has been for sixty years the authority on Irish agriculture. It is published weeklv at Dublin with 10,000 to 12,000 copies.
The only other journal of note in the island is the Irish Homestead, which is of considerable merit.
French agriculture presents few points of unusual interest. France is a country of moderately fertile soil, divided for the most part into small farms, cultivated with the greatest care by their owners. Wheat and dairy products are raised extensive!}".
Agricultural journals, in general, are not of the first class.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scottish and Irish farmers patronize the English papers to some extent, but each has its particular favorite, adapted to the needs of its own soil. Scotland the cannv has two great journals. The Scottish Farmer, published weeklv at Glasgow, and the North British Agriculturist, of Edinburgh. The former is generally thought to be the more valuable of the two ; their circulations are both in the neighborhood of 10,000 copies.
Fertile Ireland possesses but one great paper, the Farmer' s Gazette, wh...ich has been for sixty years the authority on Irish agriculture. It is published weeklv at Dublin with 10,000 to 12,000 copies.
The only other journal of note in the island is the Irish Homestead, which is of considerable merit.
French agriculture presents few points of unusual interest. France is a country of moderately fertile soil, divided for the most part into small farms, cultivated with the greatest care by their owners. Wheat and dairy products are raised extensive!}".
Agricultural journals, in general, are not of the first class.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farm Journal to read onlineMoreLess
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