He would
sow a bushel
of oats, he tells me; it will take no more.
You have been hiding your light under the
proverbial bushel!
Bushel basket!
In 1847, the tithe records show that there were six farms, each paying an annual payment of
twelve bushels
of barley.
Bushels of wheat
made into bread.
The yield of corn then was 30
bushels per acre, a far cry from the 150 bushels per acre, a far cry from the 150 bushels now.
December 10 th 1834 to prison for 4 months, william pack for
stealing four bushels
of turnips from a farm at sudbury.
Benbrook points out that roundup ready soybeans produce five to ten percent
fewer bushels
per acre compared to traditional varieties grown under comparable conditions.
Bushel weight
wheat.
Bushel of oats, he tells me; it will take no more.
Survey results showed that transgenic canola
yielded approximately three bushels
per acre ( 10 % ) more than conventional canola in 2000.
Bushel measure.
Bushel of corn, for example.
In this record 225 acres are charged,
paying 22 bushels
and an half.
Bushels of barley.
Bushels picked
was recorded on a tally stick.
He raised twenty-eight
bushels of peas
and sixteen bushels of peas
and sixteen bushels of beans.
There are three malt deposits, each capable of
containing 1,600 bushels.
Bushels of grain.
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