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Product. The fize in the black {and 

 from fix to eight inches long, but 

 lefs than a man's wrift. In the 

 white five inches long, and lcfs 

 than the other. Fed milch cows 

 and hogs, the firft very fond of 

 them, and their milk received no 

 ill tafte from them. Several hogs 

 of fix ftone (14$.) were fat- 

 ted on them. No pork could be 

 finer. They fatted quick, and ex- 

 ceedingly well. The carrots given 

 raw. 



Expence. Weeding, hoeing, and 

 taking up, 2 /. iol per acre. 

 Mr. Scroop, at Danby. 



Soil. The rich fine black loam. 



Culture. Drilled in fingle rows four 

 feet afunder ; horfe hoed thrice, but 

 left thick in the rows. 



Product. Very fine; eighteen inches 

 long, and eleven in circumference. 

 Given to hogs, who fatted fo well 

 upon them, that a few peafe finifhed 

 them, and the fat was very fine and 

 very firm. 

 Mr. Wilkie, of Retton, 



Soil. A light loam. 



Culture. Sows the end of March ; 

 hoes them twice, to the distance of 

 five inches. 



Pro- 



