The price I have obtained for several years, with the exception of the culls of my winterers, has been £35 a-head.
I then cull the worst of the different lots, feeding the culls and wintering the tops.
Tell Barber we'll have another lot ofculls ready in about a month.
Oh, I wasn't thinking of them dudes and culls on the hoof,' says he.
I had noticed in previous years that when a drover had sold all his herd but a remnant, he usually sacrificed his culls in order to reduce the expense of an outfit and return home.
I remember effecting a sale of one hundred culls to a settler, southeast on the Smoky River, at seven dollars a head.
With eastern buyers always ready to pay an extra price for extra grade products, superior grades of Oregon walnuts will undoubtedly be contracted for, leaving only the culls for home consumption.
The choicest ones will sell at top market prices, and the culls a little under.
Still, oneculls From out the heaped laudations of the time The pretty incident I put in rhyme.
T is so with us Mortals: our age stores wealth ye seek in vain "While busy youth culls just what we discuss At leisure in the last days: and the last Truly are these for Jochanan, whom thus "I make one more appeal to!
The cider mill is a very good way to work up your culls and then sell as vinegar.
As a farm process, the making of cider vinegar utilizes an otherwise waste product, the culls or unmarketable varieties.
As much as a ton of dirt and culls is sometimes found in a car on the Chicago "team tracks" after the wholesale merchant has sacked all he is willing to accept.
While cloistered Piety displays Her mouldering roll, the piercing eye explores New manners, and the pomp of elder days, Whence culls the pensive bard his pictured stores.
Send six-inch apples to where they are scarce; culls I sell cheaply at home, evaporate some, and make vinegar.
I market my best apples at home, selling some in the orchard; the culls I make into vinegar.
The evaporators in which the Wellhouse culls are dried are very simple.
I use ladders, and gather in baskets and pour into a wagon, and sort in unloading; I make only two classes, culls and good apples.
I make some cider, and feed the balance of the culls to hogs.
This year the culls would readily sell at fifteen cents in the orchard.
I sell the best at wholesale in barrels, the second grade by car-loads in bulk; the culls I give away, feed to hogs and cows, and make into cider.
For last few years has used a few culls for vinegar, and let the rest rot on the ground.
I have sold apples in the orchard; I dispose of them any way I can; I feed culls to the hogs.
I sell them in the orchard, at retail, and feed the culls to the chickens.
Never sell in orchard; make cider of second- and third-grade apples; feed culls to stock.
Pastures with cows after gathering; says they eat the culls and wormy fruit, and it pays.
I evaporate the second- and third-grade apples when the crop is large; make the culls into cider and vinegar.
I make some culls into cider and let the rest lay under the trees and rot.
Oh, he's gotten a lot of new stuff since then, and sold off about a dozen culls and duplicates," the former Marine said.
Fruit culls would have a similar nutrient ratio on a dry weight basis, but they are largely water.
Large quantities of culls could be useful to hydrate stubbornly dry materials like straw or sawdust.
And ifculls would not surrender, he shewed the kiddies fight!
Further more, one should know how many breeding ewes there are in the flock, how many rams, how many lambs of each sex, how many culls to be weeded out.
As in the case of other cattle, the herd should be gone over every year and the culls thrown out because they occupy the room of those which might be profitable.
Wherever apples touched one another or touched a leaf the worms burrowed around in the skin and made culls of what would otherwise have been prime fruit.
Unless one is skilled at the work, he is almost certain to make mistakes, and the man from the Fruit Branch told me that culls were so sure to get in that one might as well forget about the ten per cent.
Those first barrels caused me a lot of work and worry, and though I did my best, I am haunted by the fear that some culls have got past me.
Her busy hand sustains a bending bough, Where cotton clusters spread their robes of snow, From opening pods unbinds the fleecy store, And culls her labors for the evening bower.
Illustration] This process should be repeated until the whole hatch is sorted, when the culls can be returned to their old quarters.
Yes, I have some later birds--culls from which the rest have been selected.
He's a famous collector of culls and worn-out stock," chuckled the Citrus King.
But I calculate to pry off a little for my Peaches--no cullson this family tree if a little pruning and grafting can turn it into a perfect Seedless Apperson.
The culls consist of deformed and scrawny chickens.
The culls are packed in barrels and all kinds of chickens from fryers to old roosters here sojourn together until they reach their final destination, as potted chicken or chicken soup.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "culls" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
