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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 8 (1903) (1903)

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, and porous na- first seedlings the land is cultivated without much cessa- each row. Water is supplied at least once each month and for twenty-four hours at a time. After each irri- ture. Though thousands of young trees are planted tion. February, March and April are the months when gation a… … 126, 140, 150, 176 and 200 to a package. Packing and papering is done by ordinary help, requiring no espe- cial skill. The grader is a simple contrivance with a is harrowed each way to within three feet of the acreage is very far from being reached in California. large hopper into which fruit of…

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