The Farmer's magazine (1856) (14577428527)

Identifier: farmersmagazine04lond (find matches)
Title: The Farmer's magazine
Year: 1834 (1830s)
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Subjects: Agriculture
Publisher: (London : Rogerson and Tuxford
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries



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W. War, its Effects on the Commerce of the Country, 275Water Rights and Outfalls, 292Wheat Crop of 1855, the Yield and Quahty, 273Wheat, fumigating, Salavilles Grain aerator, 402Wheat on the Use of a Solution of the Chloride of Lime as a Steep for, 497Wheat Plant, the young, I6IWoodlands Draining, 488Wool Markets, 96, 190, 284, 471, 566Wool Trade, 42, 537Wool Trade, annual Report of the, 169Work, and how to do it, 304, 384Worms, how to kill them, 109 ^ Y. Year, the Close of the, 117Year, the new, 163 THE EMBELLISHMENTS. Bridesmaid, a short-homed Cow . . . Three improved Berkshire and Essex Pigs . . Portrait of William Mills, Esq., M.P. Design for a covered Homestead at Sillyflat, Kincardineshire, N. B The Vidette ..... A Hereford Bull ..... Improvements in Corn Planters Phenomenon, the Norfolk trotting Stallion A short-homed Bull .... Three Leicester Wethers .... McCormicks Reaper .... A short-homed Bull .... A thorough-bred StaUion, Ravenhill Page.I1 97 97191191272285285379459473 473
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THE FAEMEES MA1?AZINE. JANUARY, 1856. PLATE I.BRIDESMAID; A Short-horned Cow, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BOOTH, ESQ., OF WARLABY, NORTHALLERTON. BRIDESMAID, roan, calved February 14th, 1851; got by Harbinger (10297), dam (Bianca) byLeonard (4210), g. d. (Bagatelle) by Buckingham (3239), gr. g. d. (Jemima) by Raspberry (4875),—(Strawberry 3rd) by Young Matchem (4422), — by Young Alexander (2977), — by Pilot (496), — by TheLame Bull (359), — by Easby (232), — by Smvarrow (636). See vol. ii,, Herd Book, p. 348, Performances: 1852.—At Lewes (Royal Agricultural Society), 2nd prize as a yearling; Sheffield(Yorkshire Society), 2nd prize; Sunderland (Durham County), 1st prize. 1853.—At Gloucester (RoyalAgricultural Society), 1st prize for two years old ; at York (Yorkshire Society), 1st prize; Blackburn(North Lancashire), 1st prize, also a silver cup value lOgs., and a silver medal. 1854.—Berwick-on-Tweed (Highland Society), 1st prize for the best cow in milk ; at Armagh (Royal