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of season though he attributes much of his
success to the manner in which he put in his
rye; this he effected by ploughing small
strip of land, sowing the seed Immediately
upon the furrow, and then narrowing in.
Sowing the seed Immediately after the plough,
he considers, very advantageous to the crop.
The ground being then moist, causes the
seed TO spring Immediately, and gives for
wardness and vigor to the plants, which they
ever afterwards retain.