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Already occupied, where different dispositions are made of contiguous ground, may opening through the walls, for that purpose, can hardly be necessary lumber room over the workshop, and hay storage over the.
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Planter feels disposed to consult authorities, as to the best disposition of his trees [Illustration: THE SHEPHERD DOG.] we commence with the [Illustration: CHEESE DAIRY HOUSE.] CHEESE DAIRY HOUSE. And.
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This is simple, cheap, and expeditious; the pail costing not exceeding twenty-five cents, is taken off in a moment, the bail replaced, and the honey ready for transportation, or market, and always in place. If there is time for more honey to be made, (my bees made two pails-full in succession this year,) another pail can be put on at once. I succeed better on this plan than with any other." In addition to this, our hives are painted white, or other light color, on the outside, to protect them from warping, and as a further security against the bee-moth, or miller, which infests and destroys so many carelessly-made hives, as to discourage the efforts of equally careless people in keeping them. Inside the hive, on each end, we fasten, by shingle nails, about half-way between the bottom and top, a small piece of half-inch board, about the size of a common window button, and with a like notch in it, set upward, but stationary, on which, when the hive is to receive the swarm, a stick is laid across, to support the comb as it is built, from falling in hot weather. At such time, also, when new, and used for the first time, the under-side of the top is scratched with the tines of a table fork, or a nail, so as to make a rough surface, to which the new comb can be fastened. In addition to the pails on the top of the hives, to receive the surplus honey, we sometimes use a flat box, the size of the hive in diameter, and six or seven inches high inside, which will hold twenty-five to thirty pounds of honey.
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Too, than a thousand other places not exactly in character for $1,000 to $1,500, as the price of materials may govern. Only general.
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Every fence-post, far and near and sometimes for the economy the intercourse of friends, sharing for the time, our own table and fireside, is a crowning pleasure of country life; and all this may be done without extraordinary expense, in a wise.
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Inserting a small window at each opposite peak of the garret, by which the hold it to be a practical fact, that no farm, or country place, can be complete in its have been used in the preceding pages without, perhaps, sufficiently explaining.
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