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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 8 (August 1903) (1903)

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y horse 25 pounds being enough for one acre. The ground is mutton served on the tables of the world will be cultivators and harvesters can be used, thus saving first prepared by plowing and after the seed is in, it raised within a few years on the great pastures of the time and labor. It grows so… … farms are raising so much alfalfa. In fhe western farmer and stock raiser. Alfalfa is An Artesian Well for Irrigating an Alfalfa Field. Pecos Valley in New Mexico there are herds another name for lucerne and in the South- aggregating 500,000 head of Hereford and west is called Spanish clover,…

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