HiHfs on The manSremcnt Of Sheet.
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1t has often been remarked, that the a.
merican sheep yield much less wool than
the sheep Of Britain. France and SPAIN
Thisis owing'to the length Of our winters,and
the quantity of snow on the ground, prevent
ing their picking up as much nourshment
as the sheep in Europe. Hence they drop
their wool from mere weakness, during the
winter and spring. To prevent this, far
mer Of long experience has found a gill of
Iodan corn every day to each sheep to be
extremely useful. 1t strengthens the sheep,
by which means the quantity of wool is in
creased, as well as retained, till the time of
sheariug, to the great emolument of the far
mer. ib.