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Rows. Four feet* plants, two and tv/d 

 and an half. Five thoufand^r acre. 



Culture. Watered if dry ; two horfe 

 hoeings, and hand hoeing. 



Duration. End of March ; fome to 

 beginning of April. Some want 

 cutting before Chrijlmas, the winter 

 plants. 



Product. One crop 30$. another 10 lb. 

 average 20 lb. or forty-four tons per 

 acre. — Two acres and an half, under 

 \olb. (kept, with fome ftraw) twelve 

 cows the principal part of the winter. 

 If milch cows are kept conftantly on 

 them, without other food, the butter 

 is rank. Fat oxen ; feed pigs. 



Expences. A man plants two thou- 

 sand in a day. 



Profit. Very great. More than ten 

 quarters of oats after them, and 

 eight the fecond crop. 

 Mr. Ellerkers, at Rifby. Large Scotch. 



Soil. Loam on a chalkftone. 



Rent, 9 j. 3</. 



Preparation. A winter fallow; ma- 

 nures, ten loads of farm yard dung. 



Time. Sows the end of February-^* 

 pricks out once ; plants the begin- 

 ning of June. 



Rows. Three feet; plants two. 



Culture. Water in dry feafons. Horfe 

 hoc once to thrice. 



Duration* 



