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Title: Social England : a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Traill, H. D. (Henry Duff), 1842-1900 Mann, James Saumarez, 1851-
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Publisher: New York : Putnam
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JETIIRO TULL. (By x>ermissioii of the Royal Agricultural Society.) London. In 1693 he made the grand tour of Europe, every-where noting the methods, products, and implements of foreignagriculture. In 1699 he married, and settled down on a farmnear Wallingford, which he inherited from his father. Thishe subsequently sold, and the bulk of his valuable experimentswere carried out at Mount Prosperous, in Berkshire, where he 142 THE AGE OF WALFOLE. died in IT-iO. Here he experimented in the depth of soil withwhich seed should be covered, was careful in selectinof, cleaninsrand changing his seed, and invented a drill which depositedthe seed in furrows instead of scattering it broadcast by hand.Studying the growth of plant life, he discovered that the morethe soil is worked and stirred the more freely do the rootsobtain the organic elements of vegetation. On this principlehe drilled his wheat and turnips in ridges, with wide spaces
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IllOSlKUUl S FAUJl, IJKRKSIIIRE. Landlordsas Reformers. between, which he horsc-hoed, stirred, and ])ulverised in orderto extend the food range of his growing crops. On his own land TuUs experiments were successful. Buton the old open-field farmer, who knew nothing of the valueof the choice, and selection, and cleansing of seed, and whosowed broadcast at ^â– arying depths, they were entirely lost.Equally fruitless, so far as his immediate neighbours wereconcerned, was his demonstration of the advantages of tiunipsand of the drilling and horse-hoeing of roots and wheats. Itwas not till TuUs principles were put in practice by large AGRICULTURE, I(i80-17M. 143 landlords that their full results were illustrated. This was thework of men like Lord Townshend in Norfolk, Lord Ducie,Lord Halifax, or the members of the Scottish Society ofImprovers in the Knowledge of Agriculture (p. 143), under theleadership of Lord Cathcart and Mr. HoiDe of Rankeilor. Butthe inventive genius of lull, and his d
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Xmas Eve dinner – done & dusted 
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one advantage of being GMT+10 hours is doing things before the Europeans and Americans!!
Organic Turkey Roll, Roast Potatoes & Pumpkin, and even some Brusselsprouts, though stir fried with bacon & garlic, Cranberry sauce and a traditional pudding afterwards
hope y’all enjoy yours, whatever it may be