TO THE SEVEN VOLUMES, 
Bryony and Bindweed, defirudtive to 
quick-hedges — = - - - 
Buckthorn, obfervations on —- = 
Buck-wheat, a preparation for a wheat- 
crop - - - - - 
Buck-wheat, fown after turnip-rooted 
cabbage - - - - = 
Buck-wheat, with wheat and potatoes, 
the culture of — - - - - 
Buck-wheat, experiments in its culture 
Buck-wheat, the cultivation of - 
Buffalo, obfervations on - = 
Burnet, a heaithy erais for fheep _ - 
the culture and advantages of 
obfervations on - - - 
culture of - - - 
Burnbaiting condemned - - - 
Bernt ears in wheat, fundry letters on 
Bufh-vetch, the culture of = = 
Butter, obfervations on the making of 
obfervations on the churning of. 
and cheefe, obfervations on 
an excellent method of making 
the beft method of making 
Butter-wort, obfervations on - - 
Cabbages, excellent for fattening cattle 
turnip-reoted, a valuable 
{pring crop - - - - 
account of -~— - - 
Calves, the weaning and rearing of 
the rearing of without milk 
ditto - - - - 
Canary feed, profits of | - - - 
Carrots, the culture of 
— ditto - - - - 
propofals for experiments, to 
eftimate the advantage of cultivating 
them - 2 = - - 
Carrots, their value afcertained - 
the culture of = - - . 
a valuable crop of = - - 
— advantageous fcod for cattle 
— and cabbages, profits of - 
Cart, the lighteft, cheapeft and handielt 
N. Bartley, e/9; 
the fame 
a Gentleman Farm: 
7. Billingsley, ef95 
¢ Farmer Slouch 
and others 
Rev, G. Swayne 
Mr. F. Hazard 
Rufticus 
llr. F. Twamley 
= - - - 
Sir T. Beewor, bt. 
Mr. HV. agg 
NorfolkAgr.§. ociety 
Tas be, 
Mr. T. Crook 
7. Billingsley, he 
4. Young, ef9; 
the fame 
Mr. J. Kirby 
7+ Billingsley, ¢/9; 
Dr. Anderfon 
Yo). 
