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feven flieep, and twenty-fix pigs, have been main- 

 tained wholly by them for a month pad; and what 

 remains will keep them at leaft a month longer. 

 The whole expence of drawing and carting them 

 into an adjacent field for the cattle, is between fix 

 and feven fhillings per acre. 



I am, &c. 

 Bee. 10, 1785. JOHN BULT. 



A further Account of this Crop. 



[In a Letter to the Secretary.] 



Sir, 



Mr. John Bult, of Kingfion, called upon me on 

 Wednefday lafi:, requefting I would view the crop 

 of turnips which you had written to him about. 



Accordingly, (yefierday) I went to fee it, and 

 mufl: confefs it gave me great pleafure; therefore I 

 beg leave to make a few remarks upon it. I was 

 informed that this field (which contains little more 

 than fix acres) has been under a courfe of drill 

 hufiDandry for five or fix fuccefiive years, during 

 which time it has had no manure or top-dreffing. 

 Beans were drilled upon it laft fpring, at lefs than 

 two feet difi:ance. They were horfe-hoed thrice; 



and 



