Add to ORKGsmall aLater in the day, weather permitting, the hay was shaken out evenly over the mown ground and formed into continuous piles or "winrows" stretching the length of the field. These rows were converted into small heaps - "smallcocks" in Miramichi and Avalon . . .PRINTED ITEM G.M. Story JUL 1974JH JUL 1974Used I and SupNot usedWithdrawn~ MADEIRA, ~ MERCHANTABLE, ~ THIRDS1, WEST a: ~ INDIA, ~ BEDLAMER, ~ MIDDLER/MEDLER, ~ BOAT, ~ seed, Small seedChecked by Raji Sreeni on Sun 23 Aug 201
bunchingThroughout the nineteenth century grain was often harvested communally. Both men and women...
hay n'Excellent cattle here.. Nothing could touch it. On account of so much hay on the commons. ...
The history of making hay dates back for centuries and centuries. When mankind began to grow crops a...
small a. . . the hay was shaken out evenly over the mown ground and later raked into "winrows", a c...
winrowsLater in the day, weather permitting, the hay was shaken out evenly over the mown ground an...
save v. . . the hay was shaken out evenly over the mown ground and later raked into "winrows", a co...
hayThe most conspicuous little island is the Haystack (Haypook), so named because it resembles a pi...
pook nSmall piles of hay made in the evenings and left to stand onernight. Diameter on bottom is ab...
In 1943 a new ryegrass appeared on the New Zealand market, known first as H1, but later as short r...
small aThe second [year beavers are called] _small_ medlers. . .PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story Jan...
sweep vIn the Avalon hay cocks were also ''swept in'' on the ground to the yard by means of a long ...
pook n. . . At the end of each day the hay was raked together in case of rain. These piles of hay ...
Inside a stack yard are several stacks of hay. In the early days the hay was orginally cut by a syth...
lazy aBoth in the Avalon and Miramichi root crops were planted in ridges or "_lazy- beds,_" and in ...
hay cook? jocular applic. of _hay-cock_ = small conical heap of hay Save for more evidence? [check...
bunchingThroughout the nineteenth century grain was often harvested communally. Both men and women...
hay n'Excellent cattle here.. Nothing could touch it. On account of so much hay on the commons. ...
The history of making hay dates back for centuries and centuries. When mankind began to grow crops a...
small a. . . the hay was shaken out evenly over the mown ground and later raked into "winrows", a c...
winrowsLater in the day, weather permitting, the hay was shaken out evenly over the mown ground an...
save v. . . the hay was shaken out evenly over the mown ground and later raked into "winrows", a co...
hayThe most conspicuous little island is the Haystack (Haypook), so named because it resembles a pi...
pook nSmall piles of hay made in the evenings and left to stand onernight. Diameter on bottom is ab...
In 1943 a new ryegrass appeared on the New Zealand market, known first as H1, but later as short r...
small aThe second [year beavers are called] _small_ medlers. . .PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story Jan...
sweep vIn the Avalon hay cocks were also ''swept in'' on the ground to the yard by means of a long ...
pook n. . . At the end of each day the hay was raked together in case of rain. These piles of hay ...
Inside a stack yard are several stacks of hay. In the early days the hay was orginally cut by a syth...
lazy aBoth in the Avalon and Miramichi root crops were planted in ridges or "_lazy- beds,_" and in ...
hay cook? jocular applic. of _hay-cock_ = small conical heap of hay Save for more evidence? [check...
bunchingThroughout the nineteenth century grain was often harvested communally. Both men and women...
hay n'Excellent cattle here.. Nothing could touch it. On account of so much hay on the commons. ...
The history of making hay dates back for centuries and centuries. When mankind began to grow crops a...