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Buckwheat Decline and a Rabid Horse Tale
The article recounts a farmer's horse attacked by a dog with hydrophobia, treated with a mudstone remedy that absorbed poison and cured the horse's nostril wounds. It contrasts this with Buckwheat production trends, noting a steady decline in U.S. acreage and yield since the Civil War era, possible due to hygienic wheat preparations, and observers remark on buckwheat's limited global cultivation and its honey impact.
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