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A History of the County of Sussex
… border, was disparked and turned to arable c. 1660. 57 Crops grown in the parish between the later 16th century and … government grants. 22 Wheat and oats were the chief corn crops in 1875 and 1909. By 1875, however, there was nearly as … estate was permanent pasture, and a quarter grass leys; crops grown were chiefly winter wheat and winter barley, and …
A History of the County of Sussex
… east field or town field mentioned in the 17th century. 42 Crops recorded in the parish in the Middle Ages were wheat, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… came which were alleged in 1340 to devour yearly the crops of the parishioners to the value of 7. 3 The warrener …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… payable. 76 In the mid 14th century a rotation of two crops and a fallow was followed on the demesne land of Rodley … a. of arable. 94 In 1801 wheat and beans were the main crops grown with smaller acreages of barley, oats, peas, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… river Esk. The soil of the valley is in general dry; the crops are tolerably good, and numerous sheep are pastured … The soil is generally a reddish clay, producing good crops of wheat; the surface is undulated, and there are …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… run in the late 18th century on a six-course rotation of crops 84 and in 1782 roughly equal acreages of the farm were given over to exhaustive and improving crops, the latter including large areas of clover and … on a considerable scale in Lasborough in 1801. The main crops in the combined parish were then wheat, barley, and …
A History of the County of Somerset
… early 20th century there were no hedges or fences between crops, and although boundstones had been removed, the old … destoryed or severaly damaged 22 houses, many hayricks, crops, and grassland. At Bussex the land affected was …