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sosn as ripe enough, and husk it as soon as
the corn will admit; cut down and bear OF
the stalks. to let the sun upon the turnips,
and the sweetness of the fodder will COM
pensate for the labor. Take in the turnlps
about the middle of December. BY pursu.
ing these directions, corn of forty bushels to
the acre, will produce 80 or 100 bushels OF
turnips at the same time; these for mich
cows and sheep will be ofparticular impor-
tance.