Indigo Plant Indigo Culture in Nicaragua and Related Notes
A fragmentary article describes indigo cultivation in Nicaragua near Segovia and its decline from 9000–10000 cordons to about 2000 annually. It covers planting, processing, fermentation, and export packaging, plus a digression on a Mills manuscript about money and life choices, and miscellaneous clippings.
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Hard Fight With a Vicious Stallion at Castle Hill
In Presque Isle at Castle Hill Harvey A. Smith faced a violent stallion during winter lumber work. The animal attacked his mate and then Smith, forcing him to wrestle the brute for about half an hour before subduing and securing the horse in the barn.
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