The Farmer's Magazine, Vol. 6: A Periodical Work, Exclusively Devoted to Agriculture, and Rural Affairs, 1805 (Classic Reprint) Hardback -

With all thefe things, and many more flaring them in the face, it is to be hoped that modern corn-farmers will heflir them (elves a little, and not fufi'er the breeders of live-flock, even thefe of blue dogs and tortoife cats, totally to lofe fight of them in the race of improvement. That the quantity and quality of bread-corn being of the firfi importance to the community in which they live, they will confider a few (billings well [pent in obtaining a valuable variety of any of the genera of cultivated grain, and a little time well bellowed on feenring it.

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