...dibbling it, in equidiftant rows, hoeing the intervals ; the gold medal. It is required that an account of the nature and condition of the land on which the...produce of the corn, be produced to the Society on or before thefirft Tuefday in February, 1788. 66. The fame premium is extended one year further. The Accounts...

...every operation and expeofe of each mo,!,- of culture be fully dclcrlbcd, and that propel ccrtifcatet of the nature and condition of the land, on which the experiments were made, together with :,-.* weight of the turnip) grown-, ua s fair average fixtcen perches of land,...

...particular account of the bean, the cultivation, and the expense attending it, with proper certificate* of the nature and condition of the land on which the experiments are made, together with an aceount of the produce, the weig Ut per Winchester bushel, and a sample of not less than a quart, be...

...reaping be noticed ; also a particular account of the species, cultivation, and expense attending it, with proper certificates of the nature and condition of the land on which the experiments were made, and the name of the crop, if any, which the same land bore the preceding year ; together...

...reaping be noticed ; also a particular account of the species, cultivation, and expense attending it, with proper certificates of the nature and condition of the land on which th» experiments were made, and the name of the crop, if any, which the same land bore the preceding...

...particular account of the bean, the cultivation, and (he expense attending it, with proper certificate* of the nature and condition of the land on which the experiments were made, together with an account of the produce, (lie weight per Winchester bn<hrl, and a sample...

...It is required that a particular account of the bean, the cultivation, and the expense attending it, with proper certificates of the nature and condition of the land on which tlm experiments were made, together with air account of the produce, the weight per* Winchester bushel,...

...expense attending each mode of culture b« fullv and accurately described, and that proper certifitates of the nature and condition of the land on which the experiments are made, together with a circumstantial account of the appearance of the subsequent crops during their growth ; anM also of...

...cultivation, and expense attending it, the manner of reaping it, threshing it, and housing the grain, with proper certificates of the nature and condition of the land on which the experiments were made-, and the name of the crop, if any, which the same land bore the preceding year, together...

...cultivation, and experwj attending it, the manner of reaping it, thrashing it, and housing the grain ; with proper certificates of the nature and condition of the land on which the experiments were made, and the name of the crop, if any, which the same land bore the preceding year, together...