Large and Small Farms.
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If those who have poor farms OF
large size were to curtail the dimen.
sions Of their fields fifty per cent. and
expend the amount they receive in
labor, in manure, would be enabled,
in a few years devoted to such policy
to improve all their arabic lands, and
bling their entire estates into a con-
dition ofpro6table fertility; and while
this would be going on, they would
find by the increase Of manure applied
10 their corn land, and attention to its
culture, that their crops would in.
crease. This great fault with US is,
that we attempt to achieve too much;
and owing to that circumstance, fail
ofachieving any thing worthy of the
character of good farmers. Large
corn-filds unmanured and half tended,
reflect no credit, and give no profit to
their owners.--.Am. Far.