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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 18 (May 1863) (1863)

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gulating the depth May is the time for sowing the seed in the Northern (some, however, let them grow until six inches long, to which the implements work from the bottom of and most of the Western States. Connecticut to- then pick and dry them, thinking them more choice the furrow. A tool is thus… … three qualities. The lower plowed. Or if it is desir- leaves or those which able to have the cultiva-: CARHART'S PATENT CULTIVATOR. touch the ground, are 11a- tor work near the surface, the lever is raised, thus throwing the back end of the ble to get dirty and torn but on the higher parts…

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