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food; the milk being great in quantity, 

 pcrfed:ly fweet, and the butter excellent ; 

 but the precaution muH: be obferved of 

 picking off the decayed leaves. Fat flieep 

 are carried forward in great perfection, better 

 infinitely than on turnips. Ewes fliould be 

 put to cabbages about a fortnight before they 

 lamb, by which means they will be in the 

 proper order ; the lambs have always proved 

 uncommonly fine and ftrong. Swine feed 

 very freely on them, and are kept in very 

 good condition without other food. 



By means of feeding ftock of all thefe 

 kinds on grafs lands, the improvement of 

 them is prodigiouily great; — fupcrior to any 

 other manuring. 



The expences this excellent cultivator 

 finds as follows, upon his beft land, 



Expences, 



Rent, - _ - 



Four ploughings, at 4 -f. 

 Two harrowings, at i x. 4 ^. 

 Seed, at 16 s. per lb. 

 Planting, _ - - 



Two horfe - hoeings, with one 



horfe, at 10 <V. 

 Two hapidrhoeinffs, at i s. 



Upon 



