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On the general management of a farm, showing how an exhausted soil may be rendered perfectly fertile without the aid of capital
On the general management of a farm, showing how an exhausted soil may be rendered perfectly fertile without the aid of capital
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On the general management of a farm, showing how an exhausted soil may be rendered perfectly fertile without the aid of capital

Date1851
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On the general management of a farm, showing how an exhausted soil may be rendered perfectly fertile without the aid of capital. At head of title: For the back settlements.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055340558D
Dewey Number1179648
Jim Hewson says his father's farm might as well be used for housing because soil quality has been depleted by tenant farmers
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Tractor on a fertile farmland, Alliston, Ontario
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10/3/1974
Bell tower at Langstaff jail farm may ring out for York University classes. Officials believe farm would be good site for the new university.
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To the farmers of Canada : it is claimed for Whitcombe's Farmer's Account Book, that by its use a thorough system of farm accounts may be kept in a simple form
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1873
Contributions toward the improvement of agriculture in Nova-Scotia, with practical hints on the management and improvement of live stock, comp. from Youatt, Johnston, Young, Peters, Stephens, &c.
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First ship into Toronto. Exhausted from 24 hours without sleep on a non-stop race from Sarnia, Captain Joseph Dishaw leans on the rail of his 332-foot(...)
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Done in: Bemused youngsters Courtney Rose, 3, and Kenneth Ricardo, 5, come to the aid of exhausted runner Richard Silva
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Documents selected from several others showing the services rendered by Colonel Fitzgibbon while serving in Upper Canada between the years 1812 and 1837
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