Boiling water to destroy pests and sheep care guidance
The report discusses using boiling water to kill scale insect on trees with minimal damage, plus a separate note on fattening pigs on potatoes and grafting bark. It includes practical sheep management advice stressing summer feeding, smaller flocks, and building good condition before winter to reduce losses.
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Mulberry Trees Propagation from Cuttings Highlighted
Gardeners are urged to propagate mulberry trees from old branch cuttings. Take a branch eight to nine inches long, plant half its length in rich soil, and it will thrive, producing fruit the next spring per Gardeners Magazine.
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