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Excerpt from The Farmers' Register, Vol. 4: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to the Improvement of the Practice, and Support of the Interests of Agriculture
Our land is poor; but ii' a man speaks oi' ma nuring his landhere, heis immediately pronounced to be non compos mentis. In tact, the improve ment of our land by manuring, is a very serious undertaking, as our only dependence is stable manure and compost; and as cotton is the princi pal production oi' this section at country, the time necessarily devoted to raising-the crop, and gather ing it in, consumes so much oi'the year, that little time is left for any thing else. But, on the other hand, one acre ty' [and that is monttred will pro duce nearly, or quite as much, as two that are not. This is another fact 1 have ascertained by experi ment.
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