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Annual Report of the Minnesota State Agricultural Society
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Annual Report of the Minnesota State Agricultural Society
Excerpt from Annual Report of the Minnesota State Agricultural Society: For the Year 1906 There are epochs or turning points in the management of individual farms, and in agricultural practice, and in certain localities changes in procedure are sometimes'imperative. Mr. J. H. Stackborough, the commer cial and corresponding secretary of the Ohio Board of Agriculture, was urged by that board in 1860 to prepare a manual upon farm drainage, and after making a careful examination of the situation, he says, The agriculture of Ohio can make no further progress until a good system of under drainage has been adopted. Such a time came later to the farmers of Indiana and Illinois, and has now come to t...
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