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THE

NEW ENGLAND FARMER;

A MONTHLY JOURNAL,

DEVOTED TO

AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE,

AND THEIR KINDRED

ARTS AND SCIENCES;

AND ILLUSTRATED WITH NUMEROUS BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS.

THE PRIME PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURE.

1. The soil ought to be kept dry; or, in other words, free from all superfluous moisture.

2. The soil ought to be kept clean; or, in other words, free from noxious weeds.

3. The soil ought to be kept rich; or, in other words, every particle of enriching material which can be
collected ought to be applied, so that the soil may be preserved in a state capable of yielding good crops.
FESSENDEN.

SIMON BROWN, EDITOR.

VOLUME XIV.

BOSTON:

PUBLISHED BY NOURSE, EATON & TOLMAN,

100 WASHINGTON STREET.

1862.

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HARED COLLEGE LIBRARY

TRANSFERED FROM
RONGLY INSTITUTION

1936

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Address, by L. H. Tucker,
Agent, disinfecting,

Agriculture, manual of, 18, 35, 83, 109; hints
on, 44; Mass. Board of, 238; in colleges,
270; statistics of, in Mass., 276; accounts in,
309; slow progress in, 339; department of,
at Washington, 348; in common schools,
352, 449, 474, 491, 509, 510, 528, 549; Amer-
ican, 379; reading about, 414; knowledge
of, 416; importance of, 428; in the Hawaiian
Islands, 435, 443; exhibitions for 1862, 437;
progress of, in United States, 474; reports
of,

369

helping to build their nests, 380; king, and
bees, 408; the flight of, 423; against in-
sects,
Bleeding, how to stop,

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455

92

Bone, cattle gnawing, 31; preparation of, 140;
dust for cows, 195; how to dissolve, 244, 568
Books, new,
164, 269, 298, 363, 486, 568
Borders, how to make,
Borrowing, about, 66; and lending,
Bran, wheat, as a fertilizer,

Bread and butter machine,

165

333

264

429

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500, 517
365
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Animals, salt for, 31; protecting from storms,
332; voices of, 358; care of, in winter, 543;
on fattening,

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Ant, dwelling of the,

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Apple, new method of keeping, 16; Baldwin,

304; the Flanders, 478; superior kinds of,
504; best way to dry, 527; tree, borer, 530;
and pumpkin for cattle,

Butter worker, a new,

460

561

296

419

563

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541

April, calendar for,

153

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Ashes, of vegetables, 62; as a fertilizer, 98;
for potatoes, 128: use of, 243; and night
soil, 260; coal, and cinders, 362; leashed,
415; hard coal, 473; about,
Asparagus, how to raise, 219; roots of the,

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Atmosphere, influence of, on soil,

267

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Calendar for January, 9; for February, 57; for
March, 105; for April, 153; for May, 201;
for June, 249; for July, 297; for August,
345; for September, 393; for October, 441;
for November, 489; for December,
Calves, how to raise, 158, 161, 206; that scour,
175; meal for,

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Cart body, a new,

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Carpets, manufacture of,

537

265

76

370

148

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Case, a new propagating,

Cattle, hoven in, 19; to stop vomiting in, 78;
market reports of, 82, 104, 152, 200, 248,
296, 344, 392, 440, 488, 511, 536; foul, in
the foot in, 111; disease in, 58, 93, 154;
breeds of, 159; vermin on, 168, 290, 326; in
winter, 173; marauding, 277, 462; chewing
bones, 290; warts on, 293; shoes, 493, 497,

501, 531

562

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Barometer, the, 233, 289; is it weatherwise?

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318, 363; a natural,

462

Character is capital,

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Bean, meal, for pigs, 76; white, culture of,
100; and a mouse, 210; a fertilizer for the,
233; how it climbs the pole,

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Bees, at war, 37; culture of, 288; and king-
birds, 408; pasturage for,

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Bethel, Maine,

539

Cistern water,

111, 526

Bird, 73; protect the, 218; of New England,
252, 284, 425, 467, 523, 539, 558; music of,
272; migration of, 310; the bobolink, 364;

Clay, a fertilizer, 207; for drain tile,

326

Clergymen in war times,

Climate,

556

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