Agricultural Science Review, Vol. 11: Second Quarter 1973 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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But, though the cultivation of wheat was begun almost simultaneously with the settlement of the severed colonies, it did not attract very great atten tion for more than a century, Indian corn and, later, potatoes being relied upon for food to a much greater extent. It was soon found to be subject to blast and mildew in the eastern colonies.

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