INTRODUCTION. 



errors, by exhibiting a plain practical system of farming, 

 derived from the best, and most approved practical writers, 

 and cultivators ; together with my own practical expe- 

 rience for more than thirty years. 



I have arranged this treatise in monthly order, em- 

 bracing j:he.seveisal^3C3 ( ipti0ns of husbandry that belong 

 to eachrfripijth, tp enable ihe^practical farmer, at one view, 

 to derive the < gre > at o e,s.t < ad\:antage* from such truths as may 

 be fouhei ( 'i$s'e&. } io itty^'eSs- ihis the more forcibly, I 

 have 1 Srntf odu'ce r d r eacli month with a general recapitulation 

 of such improvements as should have been made, or such 

 labours as should have bees performed the preceding 



