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A writer in Bavarian journal recon-
mends sowing borage, and when it is full
grown ploughing it down as manure, the
good effects of which he has proved by long
experience. What renders it preferable to
most other plants for this purpose. is the
great quantity of soda and other salts which
it contains; it may be sown in April, and
ploughed down in August, in time to be toi-
lowed by wheat.


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