t s+ 1 



As to the experiments on other forts ox 

 cabbages, they may be drawn into one 

 point of view, in a very fmall compafs. 



Turnep Cabbage. 

 Mr. Middlemore - - 19 Tons. 

 Mr. D alt on - - - 12 

 Mr. Scroop - - 19 



Average 17 tons. 



Mr. Dalton found that fheep were very 

 fond of them. Mr. Scroop found that they 

 eat them freely, but preferred the Scotch: 

 That gentleman's trying them upon the 

 fame foil, and in the fame manner, and 

 finding them fo much inferior, appears to be 

 very decifive, on comparifon, in favour of 

 the Scotch. 



Battersea. 

 Mr. Middlemore cultivated this fort to 

 forty-two tons per acre. 



A N J o u. 



Good for nothing with both Mr. Turner 

 and Mr. Scroop. 



Russia. 

 In Mr. Scroop's trial of comparifon in 

 1759, this was larger than any, but did not 

 itand the winter well. 



Red. 

 This, in the above comparifon, was in 

 value next to the Scotch. 



Savoys. 



