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CONTENTS OF VOLUME
ib 218 221 225
PRACTICE-SUMMER
229
ON THE HAY GIVEN TO FARM HORSES, -
242
The Hay-Knife,
243
244
246
ON THE SOWING AND THE SUMMER TREATMENT OF HEMP,
The Foot-Pick,
247
249
Espalier Form of Training Hops,
ON THE SOWING AND THE SUMMER CULTURE OF THE TURNIP,
Drill,
The Body of the Double Mould-
Wingless Female of the Swede
EN ON THE SOWING AND THE SUMMER TREAT OF KOHL-RABI,
ON THE SOWING AND THE SUMMER TREATMENT OF THE CARROT,
ON THE SOWING AND THE SUMMER TREATMENT OF RAPE,
THE RATIONALE OF THE GERMINATION OF SEEDS,
on Regular Furrow-Slices,
Newington\'s Six-Rowed Dibbling Machine, 293 The Double Roots of Deep-sown Wheat,
ON REPAIRING THE FENCES OF PASTURE FIELDS,
The roots of Shallow-sown Wheat, 295 Secure Mode of Fastening the Hang- ing Post of a Field-Gate,
ON THE DISPOSAL OF THE FAT CATTLE,
The Side View of a Ripe Fat Ox, 297 The Hind View of a Ripe Fat Ox, 298 The Front View of a Ripe Fat Ox, 299 The View of the Back of a Ripe Fat
The Measuring of a Ripe Fat Ox, to ascertain its Weight, sinking the Offals,
Plan of the Cart-Steelyard,
Transverse Section of the Cart- Steelyard, 303 Longitudinal Section of the Cart- Steelyard,
ON MARES FOALING,
The Bush-Harrow,
The Head-Cap, or Hood, fitted on the Sheep, 306 Sheep Bot-Fly-Estrus ovis, 307 Sheep Bot Larva-Estrus ovis, 308 Sheep Ked-Melophagus ovinus,
Cock-Chafers-Melolontha oulgaris,
ON THE PASTURING OF CATTLE IN SUMMER,
The Scoop for filling the Water- Barrel,
The Cattle-Bot and Larva-Estrus boris,
Larva and Pupa of the Cattle Cleg -Tabanus bovinus,
ON THE TREATMENT OF BULLS IN SUMMER,
The Bull\'s Ring in the state to be inserted in his Nose,
The Bull\'s Ring as fastened in his Nose,
The Bullock-Holder,
Swivelled Spring-Hook,
ON THE PASTURING OF FARM-HORSES IN SUMMER,
The Cleg or Gleg -- Hæmatopota pluvialis, 319 The Horse-Bot—Gasterophilus equi,
A Horse-Fly- Chrysops cæcutiens, 321 The Horse Forest-Fly-Hippobosca equina,
The Patent Scythe with bent Sned,
A Scythe Strickle, 324 Scythe Stones,
ON THE WASHING OF SHEEP,
Sheep Washing,
The Wool-Shears,
The First Stage of Clipping a Sheep,
The Second Stage of Clipping a Sheep, 329 The Third and Last Stage of Clip- ping a Sheep
A new Clipped Sheep,
ON THE ROLLING OF FLEECES, AND ON THE QUALITY OF WOOL,
The Rolling of a Fleece of Wool, 332 A Fleece of Wool Rolled
The White-Shouldered Wool-Moth -Tinea sarcitella,
The Weighing and Packing of Wool, Page | Fig 335 The Wingless Female of the Bean
ON THE SUMMER CULTURE OF BEANS,
Plant-Louse-Aphis fabæ, 336 The Winged Male of the Bean 123 Plant-Louse-Aphis fabæ,
The Striped Pea-Weevil-Sitona 124 lineata,
The Milking of Ewes, 339 The Punching-Nippers for Sheep,
ON THE DRAFTING OF EWES AND GIMMERS,
The Buisting-Iron for Sheep, 139 341 The Branding-Iron for Sheep and 140 Cattle,
The English Hay Tedding-Machine,
The Hay Horse-Rake,
The Hay Hand-Rake, 345 The Hay Hand-Rake,
The Mode of Erecting a Rick-Cloth 143 over the Site of a Hay-Stack when 145 it is building,
Putting the Swathes of the Sown 146 Grasses into Winrows,
The Hay Horse-Rake cleaning the ib intervening Ridges between the 161 Winrows,
The Threshing of Rye-Grass Seed 165 in the Field,
The Hand-Flail,
The American Hay-Rake,
ON THE SUMMER CULTURE OF WHEAT,
The Weed-Hook,
Smith\'s Steerage Horse-Hoe,
| 354 Long and Short Shares for the 168 Horse-Hoe,
The Wheat Stem-Fly – Chlorops 173 pumilionis,
The Structure of sound Wheat
ON THE SUMMER CULTURE OF BARLEY,
Husk, 358 Sound Barley-Seed, 180 359 Diseased Barley-Seed, 360 Winged Male of the Turnip-Flower
ON SUMMER-FALLOW,
ON THE REAPING OF TURNIP SEED,
Plant-Louse - Aphis floris-rapa,
Wingless Female of the Turnip- ib Flower Plant-Louse— Aphis floris- тарт,
Ground Plan of a Milk-House in ib relation to the Kitchen, in a Farm- 189 House, 363 Plan of Cheese-Room, &c , for a ib Farm-House,
Wedgewood-Ware Milk-Dish, 192 365 Green Glass Milk-Dish,
Wooden Milk-Dish, ib 367 Zinc Milk-Dish, 197 | 368 A fixed Milk-Cooler of Marble, or 201 of Wood lined with Metal,
The Milk-Sieve, 202 370 The Cream-Skimmer, 371 The Cream-Jar,
| 372 The Wedgewood Table-Churn, 373 The Agitator of the Table-Churn,
| 374 The Box-Hand-Churn, 205 375 The Agitator of the Box-Hand- 207 Churn,
The Butter Print Mould and Hands, 208 377 The Butter-Spade,
The Curd-Cutter,
The Curd-Breaker,
PRACTICE-AUTUMN
ON THE SOWING OF THE STONE TURNIP, AND ON THE SOWING OF TURNIP FOR SEED,
ON THE PICKING AND DRYING OF HOPS,
251
ON THE PULLING, STEEPING, AND DRYING OF FLAX,
ON REAPING WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, AND RYE,
ON REAPING BEANS, AND PEASE, AND TARES, WHEN GROWN FOR SEED,
ON REAPING BUCKWHEAT,
ON THE BIRDS DESTRUCTIVE TO THE GRAIN CROPS,
ON LIFTING POTATOES,
ON SOWING WHEAT IN AUTUMN,
ON SOWING BARLEY IN AUTUMN,
253
ib
269
ib 270
ON ELECTRO-CULTURE,
271
ib
ib
ON THE ROTATION OF CROPS,
ON THE FERTILITY OF SOILS,
ON THE MANAGEMENT OF FOWLS,
ON TIE ANIMALS DESTRUCTIVE TO POULTRY,
ON THE DIFFERENCES IN THE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF FARMS,
276
ON THE JUDGING OF LAND,
ON THE MODE OF OFFERING FOR A FARM,
ON ENTERING TO A FARM,
ON CHOOSING THE SITE, ON BUILDING, AND ON THE EXPENSES OF ERECTING
ON THE FARM-HOUSE,
ON INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE AND DISEASE,
ON THE PLANTING AND REARING OF THORN-HEDGES,
ON THE BUILDING OF STONE FENCES,
ON EMBANKING AGAINST RIVULETS,
ON THE DRAINING OF LAND,
ON IMPROVING WASTE LAND,
ON TRENCH AND SUBSOIL PLOUGHING,
ON THE LIMING OF LAND,
ON FORMING WATER-MEADOWS,
ON IRRIGATION,
ON THE BREAKING-IN OF YOUNG DRAUGHT HORSES,
ON SLAUGHTERING OXEN, SHEEP, AND PIGS,
ON THE POINTS TO BE AIMED AT IN BREEDING THE MOST PERFECT FORMS IN LIVE
ACCOUNT OF SOME OTHER BREEDS OF CATTLE AND SHEEP,
ON THE PRINCIPLES OF BREEDING,
OX CROSSING,
ON THE WAGES OF FARM-SERVANTS,
ON THE FARM SMITH, JOINER, AND SADDLER, 7746
ON CORN MARKETS,
CONCLUDING EXHORTATIONS TO THE YOUNG FARMER,
INDEX,
284
CONTENTS OF VOLUME
ib 218 221 225
PRACTICE-SUMMER
229
ON THE HAY GIVEN TO FARM HORSES, -
242
The Hay-Knife,
243
244
246
ON THE SOWING AND THE SUMMER TREATMENT OF HEMP,
The Foot-Pick,
247
249
Espalier Form of Training Hops,
ON THE SOWING AND THE SUMMER CULTURE OF THE TURNIP,
Drill,
The Body of the Double Mould-
Wingless Female of the Swede
EN ON THE SOWING AND THE SUMMER TREAT OF KOHL-RABI,
ON THE SOWING AND THE SUMMER TREATMENT OF THE CARROT,
ON THE SOWING AND THE SUMMER TREATMENT OF RAPE,
THE RATIONALE OF THE GERMINATION OF SEEDS,
on Regular Furrow-Slices,
Newington\'s Six-Rowed Dibbling Machine, 293 The Double Roots of Deep-sown Wheat,
ON REPAIRING THE FENCES OF PASTURE FIELDS,
The roots of Shallow-sown Wheat, 295 Secure Mode of Fastening the Hang- ing Post of a Field-Gate,
ON THE DISPOSAL OF THE FAT CATTLE,
The Side View of a Ripe Fat Ox, 297 The Hind View of a Ripe Fat Ox, 298 The Front View of a Ripe Fat Ox, 299 The View of the Back of a Ripe Fat
The Measuring of a Ripe Fat Ox, to ascertain its Weight, sinking the Offals,
Plan of the Cart-Steelyard,
Transverse Section of the Cart- Steelyard, 303 Longitudinal Section of the Cart- Steelyard,
ON MARES FOALING,
The Bush-Harrow,
The Head-Cap, or Hood, fitted on the Sheep, 306 Sheep Bot-Fly-Estrus ovis, 307 Sheep Bot Larva-Estrus ovis, 308 Sheep Ked-Melophagus ovinus,
Cock-Chafers-Melolontha oulgaris,
ON THE PASTURING OF CATTLE IN SUMMER,
The Scoop for filling the Water- Barrel,
The Cattle-Bot and Larva-Estrus boris,
Larva and Pupa of the Cattle Cleg -Tabanus bovinus,
ON THE TREATMENT OF BULLS IN SUMMER,
The Bull\'s Ring in the state to be inserted in his Nose,
The Bull\'s Ring as fastened in his Nose,
The Bullock-Holder,
Swivelled Spring-Hook,
ON THE PASTURING OF FARM-HORSES IN SUMMER,
The Cleg or Gleg -- Hæmatopota pluvialis, 319 The Horse-Bot—Gasterophilus equi,
A Horse-Fly- Chrysops cæcutiens, 321 The Horse Forest-Fly-Hippobosca equina,
The Patent Scythe with bent Sned,
A Scythe Strickle, 324 Scythe Stones,
ON THE WASHING OF SHEEP,
Sheep Washing,
The Wool-Shears,
The First Stage of Clipping a Sheep,
The Second Stage of Clipping a Sheep, 329 The Third and Last Stage of Clip- ping a Sheep
A new Clipped Sheep,
ON THE ROLLING OF FLEECES, AND ON THE QUALITY OF WOOL,
The Rolling of a Fleece of Wool, 332 A Fleece of Wool Rolled
The White-Shouldered Wool-Moth -Tinea sarcitella,
The Weighing and Packing of Wool, Page | Fig 335 The Wingless Female of the Bean
ON THE SUMMER CULTURE OF BEANS,
Plant-Louse-Aphis fabæ, 336 The Winged Male of the Bean 123 Plant-Louse-Aphis fabæ,
The Striped Pea-Weevil-Sitona 124 lineata,
The Milking of Ewes, 339 The Punching-Nippers for Sheep,
ON THE DRAFTING OF EWES AND GIMMERS,
The Buisting-Iron for Sheep, 139 341 The Branding-Iron for Sheep and 140 Cattle,
The English Hay Tedding-Machine,
The Hay Horse-Rake,
The Hay Hand-Rake, 345 The Hay Hand-Rake,
The Mode of Erecting a Rick-Cloth 143 over the Site of a Hay-Stack when 145 it is building,
Putting the Swathes of the Sown 146 Grasses into Winrows,
The Hay Horse-Rake cleaning the ib intervening Ridges between the 161 Winrows,
The Threshing of Rye-Grass Seed 165 in the Field,
The Hand-Flail,
The American Hay-Rake,
ON THE SUMMER CULTURE OF WHEAT,
The Weed-Hook,
Smith\'s Steerage Horse-Hoe,
| 354 Long and Short Shares for the 168 Horse-Hoe,
The Wheat Stem-Fly – Chlorops 173 pumilionis,
The Structure of sound Wheat
ON THE SUMMER CULTURE OF BARLEY,
Husk, 358 Sound Barley-Seed, 180 359 Diseased Barley-Seed, 360 Winged Male of the Turnip-Flower
ON SUMMER-FALLOW,
ON THE REAPING OF TURNIP SEED,
Plant-Louse - Aphis floris-rapa,
Wingless Female of the Turnip- ib Flower Plant-Louse— Aphis floris- тарт,
Ground Plan of a Milk-House in ib relation to the Kitchen, in a Farm- 189 House, 363 Plan of Cheese-Room, &c , for a ib Farm-House,
Wedgewood-Ware Milk-Dish, 192 365 Green Glass Milk-Dish,
Wooden Milk-Dish, ib 367 Zinc Milk-Dish, 197 | 368 A fixed Milk-Cooler of Marble, or 201 of Wood lined with Metal,
The Milk-Sieve, 202 370 The Cream-Skimmer, 371 The Cream-Jar,
| 372 The Wedgewood Table-Churn, 373 The Agitator of the Table-Churn,
| 374 The Box-Hand-Churn, 205 375 The Agitator of the Box-Hand- 207 Churn,
The Butter Print Mould and Hands, 208 377 The Butter-Spade,
The Curd-Cutter,
The Curd-Breaker,
PRACTICE-AUTUMN
ON THE SOWING OF THE STONE TURNIP, AND ON THE SOWING OF TURNIP FOR SEED,
ON THE PICKING AND DRYING OF HOPS,
251
ON THE PULLING, STEEPING, AND DRYING OF FLAX,
ON REAPING WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, AND RYE,
ON REAPING BEANS, AND PEASE, AND TARES, WHEN GROWN FOR SEED,
ON REAPING BUCKWHEAT,
ON THE BIRDS DESTRUCTIVE TO THE GRAIN CROPS,
ON LIFTING POTATOES,
ON SOWING WHEAT IN AUTUMN,
ON SOWING BARLEY IN AUTUMN,
253
ib
269
ib 270
ON ELECTRO-CULTURE,
271
ib
ib
ON THE ROTATION OF CROPS,
ON THE FERTILITY OF SOILS,
ON THE MANAGEMENT OF FOWLS,
ON TIE ANIMALS DESTRUCTIVE TO POULTRY,
ON THE DIFFERENCES IN THE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF FARMS,
276
ON THE JUDGING OF LAND,
ON THE MODE OF OFFERING FOR A FARM,
ON ENTERING TO A FARM,
ON CHOOSING THE SITE, ON BUILDING, AND ON THE EXPENSES OF ERECTING
ON THE FARM-HOUSE,
ON INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE AND DISEASE,
ON THE PLANTING AND REARING OF THORN-HEDGES,
ON THE BUILDING OF STONE FENCES,
ON EMBANKING AGAINST RIVULETS,
ON THE DRAINING OF LAND,
ON IMPROVING WASTE LAND,
ON TRENCH AND SUBSOIL PLOUGHING,
ON THE LIMING OF LAND,
ON FORMING WATER-MEADOWS,
ON IRRIGATION,
ON THE BREAKING-IN OF YOUNG DRAUGHT HORSES,
ON SLAUGHTERING OXEN, SHEEP, AND PIGS,
ON THE POINTS TO BE AIMED AT IN BREEDING THE MOST PERFECT FORMS IN LIVE
ACCOUNT OF SOME OTHER BREEDS OF CATTLE AND SHEEP,
ON THE PRINCIPLES OF BREEDING,
OX CROSSING,
ON THE WAGES OF FARM-SERVANTS,
ON THE FARM SMITH, JOINER, AND SADDLER, 7746
ON CORN MARKETS,
CONCLUDING EXHORTATIONS TO THE YOUNG FARMER,
INDEX,
284
