To Butter Makers
As this Is the season at the year when those engaged in the dairy business are much troubled by a small fly (well known to housekeepers) getting In their milk and cream, I offer the following simple and…
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New England · Farming & the land
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As this Is the season at the year when those engaged in the dairy business are much troubled by a small fly (well known to housekeepers) getting In their milk and cream, I offer the following simple and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →How much land can a man plough in a day? I have heard men tell of ploughing two acres and a half, but never saw It dona. In England, where the plough narrow farrows, say nine inches wide and six inches…
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