Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1900, by
JAMES J. H. GREGORY.
At the Clerkâs Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.
| The Argument for the Raising of roots | 3 |
| THE CARROT | 5 |
| The Location and Soil | 5 |
| The Manure and its Application | 7 |
| Preparing the Bed | 12 |
| When to Plant | 13 |
| The Seed and the Planting of it | 15 |
| Quantity to the Acre | 16 |
| Varieties, and What Kinds to Grow | 17 |
| Early Very Short Scarlet | 19 |
| Early Short Scarlet Horn | 19 |
| Short Horn | 19 |
| Danvers Carrot | 21 |
| Guerande Carrot | 21 |
| Long Orange, or Long Surry | 21 |
| Large White Belgian | 22 |
| The Cultivation, and the Implements needed | 23 |
| Gathering and Storing the Crop | 26 |
| Raising Carrots with Onions | 29 |
| Marketing and Feeding | 30 |
| THE MANGOLD WURTZELS | 32 |
| Varieties | 34 |
| The Long Varieties | 35 |
| The Round Varieties | 35 |
| The Ovoid Varieties | 35 |
| What Kinds to Grow | 35 |
| The Soil and its Preparation | 38 |
| The Manure and its Application | 39 |
| Salt as an Auxiliary Manure | 48 |
| Planting the Seed and Tending the Crop | 49 |
| Gathering and Storing the Crop | 52 |
| Feeding the Crop | 56 |
| The Cost of the Crop | 61 |