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leafts and fheep, who eat them freely, baC 

 J- referred the Scotch fort. 



Mr. Scroope had Hkewife four acres and 

 ahaU'of Scotch cabbages in another field, the 

 foil a fandy loam : Rent 4/. 6 d. per acre. 

 This crop was managed like the other, and 

 came to 40 tons per acre. 



Alfo another piece of two acres, much the 

 fame foil, but rather ftronger, rent ^s. 6 d. 

 an acre. Thefe amounted to 23 ion^ per 

 acre. 



Alfo four other acres on a ftrong gravel ; 

 rent 10 s. manured with a chaldron and 

 an half of lime, and 1 5 loads of dung per 

 acre ; they were horfe and hand-hoed in 

 the fame manner as the reft. Produd: 25 

 tons per acre. 



1767. 



This year alfo this excellent hufbandman 

 had feveral crops of cabbages ; firft, a five- 

 acred piece, a rich loamy foil ; rent 8 J. 6d, 

 an acre. It was a lay, and pared and burnt 

 for turnips the preceding year : The plants 

 were managed like the preceding ones, and 

 the crops amounted to 40 tons per acre. 



Like wife two acres on a ftronger, but cold 

 loam; rent ^s. 6d. per acre. The crop 25 

 tons ; they were not began till the begin- 

 ning of ilf^rf/6, and lafted till the end of 

 -^r// without decay. 



Alfo 



