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Table 4

Assuming that 9,000 lb. of dry hay are necessary for keeping one head of horned cattle every year, the following figures (taken from Toubeau’s Répartition métrique de impôts) willshow what we obtain now under usual and under intensive culture:

Crop per acre. Eng.lbEquivalent in dry hay. Eng.lbNumber of cattle fed from each100acres.
Pasture--1,20013
Unirrigated meadows--2,40026
Clover, cut twice--4,80054
Swedish turnips38,500010,000108
Rye-grass64,00018,000180
Beet, high farming64,00021,000210
Indian corn, ensilage120,00030,000330
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