Funes abstract. 
Thy barnes repaire, 
make flower! faire. 
20 
Hops hate the land, 
with grauell and sand. 
The rotten mold 
15 Such shrubs as noie, 2 
in sommer destroie. for hop is worth gold. 
16 Swingebrembles&brakes, 22 The sunne southwest 
get forkes and rakes. for hopyard is best. 
17 Spare hedlonds? some, 23 Hop plot once found, 
till haruest come. now dig the ground. 
18 Cast ditch and pond, 24 Hops fauoreth malt, 
to lay vpon lond. hops thrift doth exalt: 
Of hops more réede, 
A lesson of hopyard. as time shall néede. 
19 Where hops will growe, 
here learne to knowe. Thus endeth Junes abstract, 
Hops many will coome, agréeing with Junes husbandrie. 
in a roode of roome. 
53. 
“| Junes husbandrie. 
Chap. 42. 
Calme weather in June Forgotten month past, 
Corne sets in time. Doe now at the last. 
I ASH sheepe (for the better) where water doth run, 
and let him go cleanly and drie in the sun. 
Then share him and spare not, at two daies an end, 
The sooner the better his corps will amend. 
1 Query, floor. 
2 hedlong, 1577. 
