Annual Report of the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University and the Agricultural Experiment Station, Часть 2 |
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... Eggs ( enlarged ) Perhaps efforts were made to destroy the nests , but this is not an easy thing to do and many thousands escaped destruction . Consequently great numbers of the cater- pillars developed into adult moths which , in turn ...
... Eggs ( enlarged ) Perhaps efforts were made to destroy the nests , but this is not an easy thing to do and many thousands escaped destruction . Consequently great numbers of the cater- pillars developed into adult moths which , in turn ...
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... eggs , then she sat upon them for some time . Soon the little robins were hatched , and it was so much fun to watch the old birds feed their young . They would bring a worm , divide it equally , and each time they would come the little ...
... eggs , then she sat upon them for some time . Soon the little robins were hatched , and it was so much fun to watch the old birds feed their young . They would bring a worm , divide it equally , and each time they would come the little ...
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... egg for months . No one paid any attention to them except the hired man , and he was too busy to do more than throw ... eggs . So I began by cleaning the henhouse ; I carried out the droppings , raked the dirt floor , covered it with ...
... egg for months . No one paid any attention to them except the hired man , and he was too busy to do more than throw ... eggs . So I began by cleaning the henhouse ; I carried out the droppings , raked the dirt floor , covered it with ...
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... eggs . I had made an egg - record sheet and was ready to keep count of every egg . For some time there was only one egg a day , then two , The home flock then four , and finally in the middle of the summer came a day when my flock of ...
... eggs . I had made an egg - record sheet and was ready to keep count of every egg . For some time there was only one egg a day , then two , The home flock then four , and finally in the middle of the summer came a day when my flock of ...
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... eggs apiece . The hens need not all be set at once ; it will depend some- what on where you have to obtain the eggs for setting . Your father or mother will help advise you about this . After the chicks hatch out , tend them faithfully ...
... eggs apiece . The hens need not all be set at once ; it will depend some- what on where you have to obtain the eggs for setting . Your father or mother will help advise you about this . After the chicks hatch out , tend them faithfully ...
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