( '94 ) 



you will have greater weight of carrots than if 

 the land were all fown with them broad-caft. 

 The cabbages or kidney beans will not at all 

 injure the carrots, nor the carrots the other 

 crops : and as the land will be prepared by 

 the cleaning of the carrots, there will be no 

 other expence but that of the feed or the plants. 

 Another advantage attending fowing the car- 

 rots as above, is^ that indead of digging them 

 up, in the expenfive mode at prefent pradlifed, 

 with fpades or forks, you may plough the earth 

 from them with the Rotherham plough, when 

 they may without difficulty be pulled up, even 

 by children. 



Cucumbers, parfnips, &c. may be raifed in 

 the fame way as above di reded for the car- 

 rots. 



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