A series of experiments in agriculture, with a view to ascertain the comparative value of a great variety of manures, and their relative effects on grain, green and grass crops, made on new land during eight successive seasons, or from 1821 to 1828, inclusive. Also, experiments to ascertain the effects, strength and duration of the more common kinds of manure. Together with remarks upon, and a new, simple, and decisive remedy proposed for, that great destroyer, the turnip-fly.
Birnie, Moses
Aberdeen : Printed by J. Davidson & Co., 68 Broad Street. And sold by the booksellers in Aberdeen, Kincardine, and Banff-shires,
1838.
Attributed to Mose Birnie.
Manures
Agriculture