Chapter L

_Land_ strong and light, 38, _&c._
No one Arable Land exceeds another above twenty times in Richness,
44
Land burnt becomes next to barren, 40
Land without Cement is unfit for Tillage, 44
Land that is unfit for Horse-hoeing, 72
_Luserne_ described, 193
The Goodness of Luserne, _ibid._
The Antients Superstition concerning it, 194, _&c._ 210, _&c._
Swelling of Cattle by eating Luserne when green, 194
Why Luserne is more proper for the Hoeing Husbandry than the common
Husbandry in _England_, 199, _&c._
The Soil most proper for Luserne, 204
Directions about planting Luserne, 205, _&c._
Luserne decays as natural Grass increases amongst it, 197, _&c._ 213