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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 11 (September 1878) (1878)

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amusing than the suffering of the ment between them realized the amount stated from 85 acres stands too persistently. Several of these were shown, but do fat Percheron horses was afforded by the fact that when the of beets. Several special implements have been made for not differ except in details.… … A beet puller, such as shown in the width, with 4 to 6 horses in Fig. 28, will deplant two and a half Pig. 19.—DALAHAYE-TAILLEUB'S CHARRUE A TROIS-SOCS. ordinary land and 6 to 8 horses in acres per day, and is converted into hard ground. The smaller sizes use a potato digger oy detaching the fork,…

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