...sweep or two with the sole of the foot, they most easily and readily cover : nothing more is done, it' the weather is moderately showery, till the young...or three inches high ; the earth is then loosened a few inches around them, with a small weeding iron, something like a carpenter's chisscl : should...

...iron, foroething like a carpenter's chifel : fhould the feafon prove dry, the field is occafionally watered from the river, continuing to weed, • and to keep the ground loofe round the fiools. In Auguft, two or three months from the time of planting, fmall trenches are...

...eye and judgment enable them, dropping the sets at the distance of about eighteen inches •sunder in the rows, and about four feet row from row : other...the ground loose round the stools. In August, two or tnree months from the time of planting, small trenches are cut through the field at short distances,...

...and with the foot press the set about two inches into the soft mud-like soil, which, with a sweep ot two with the sole of the foot, they most easily and...ground loose round the stools. In August, two or three months from the time of planting, small trenches are cut through the field at short distances, and...

...loosened a few .inches around them, with a small weeding iron, something like a carpenter's chissel : should the season prove dry, the field is occasionally...from the river, continuing to weed, and to keep the earth loose about the stools. In August, two or three months from the time of planting, small trenches...

...sets at the distance of about eighteen inches asunder in the rows, and about four feet from row to row. Other labourers follow, and, with the foot, press...loosened, for a few inches round them, .with a small weeding-iron, something like a carpenter's chisel. Should the season prove dry, the field is occasionally...

...Godavery, Dr. Roxburgh states, " that nothing more is done after the cane is planted, if the weather be moderately showery, till the young shoots are some...occasionally watered from the river, continuing to weed and keep the ground loose around the stools. In August, two or three months from the time of planting,...

...Godavery, Dr. Roxburgh states, " that nothing more is d^ne after the cane is planted, if the weather be moderately showery, till the young shoots are some...occasionally watered from the river, continuing to weed and keep the ground loose around the stools. In August, two or three months from the time of planting-,...

...Godavery, Dr. Roxburgh state*, " that nothing more is done after the cane is planted, if the weather be moderately showery, till the young shoots are some...round them with a small weeding iron, something like a carpenter'i chisel. Should the season prove dry, the field is occasionally watered from the river,...

...Godavery, Dr. Roxburgh states, " that nothing more is done after the cane i> planted, if the weather be moderately showery, till the young shoots are some two or three inches high ; the earth n then loosened for a few inches round them with a small weeding iron, something like a carpenter's...