An edition of Hints on the economical formation of manure heaps (1874)

Hints on the economical formation of manure heaps

lime, earth, and bone composts, liquid and artificial fertilizers, &c. ; Concluding with an essay on a system of potato culture, that will insure a crop of 15 to 18 tons to the acre, value £80 to £90

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Kinard Baghott Edwards
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An edition of Hints on the economical formation of manure heaps (1874)

Hints on the economical formation of manure heaps

lime, earth, and bone composts, liquid and artificial fertilizers, &c. ; Concluding with an essay on a system of potato culture, that will insure a crop of 15 to 18 tons to the acre, value £80 to £90

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Manures, Fertilizers, Potatoes

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Hints on the economical formation of manure heaps: lime, earth, and bone composts, liquid and artificial fertilizers, &c. ; Concluding with an essay on a system of potato culture, that will insure a crop of 15 to 18 tons to the acre, value £80 to £90
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At head of title: Heavy crops can no more be grown without manure, than oxen can be fatted without food.

Reproduction of the original from the Goldsmiths' Library of Economic Literature, Senate House Library, University of London.

Shelfmark number: [G.L.] B.878.

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Making of the Modern World, Part IV: 1800-1890, Making of the Modern World, Part IV: 1800-1890
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Treatise on manure as food for plants, and fertilization of the soil :

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