Russell Smith The Nut Culturistby Fuller Improved Nut Tree of North America by Clarence Reed Annual Reports of N.
This ability of hazel flowers to remain receptive for a long period allows the nut-culturist ample time to accomplish his work.
There are only two courses open to the fish culturist in dealing with these enemies--to protect his fish or kill the enemies.
Little and often" is the maxim which should rule the actions of the fish culturist with regard to feeding the fry.
The fish culturist should try to induce these fish to come to the head of the pond as much as possible.
The mortality which occurs in the actual hatching out of the alevins does not, however, by any means end the trouble which the fish culturist has to encounter in the rearing of char.
The Friends and Enemies of the Fish Culturist 58 X Trout.
Therefore, I should advise the fish culturist to cultivate them as food for the fish he is rearing, but to be very careful that they do not get into the rearing boxes or hatching trays when he has ova in them.
It is absolutely necessary, however, that the amateur fish culturistshould live on the spot, or have some one who is intelligent and perfectly trustworthy who does.
A German fish culturist has recently recommended keeping a stock of fresh-water shrimps (Gammarus pulex) in the hatching trays and rearing boxes.
If spring water is obtainable, particularly if the water, as is usually the case, is of an even temperature throughout the year, the troubles of the fish culturist are considerably lessened.
The fish culturist should, however, whenever it is possible, cultivate such of these water-bugs as are good food for the fry in separate ponds, as I have before recommended.
The observant culturist could by this means construct for himself a scale of development covering the period embraced by his experiments.
The development of the eyes of game fishes (salmonoids), as is well known, is relatively far advanced before the fish culturist is positively assured that embryos are developing normally in the egg.
Rawnsley, the noted physicalculturist who lives in this city.
Reed, Nut Culturist of the United States Department of Agriculture.
We trust the recapitulation of what we have said, in the following brief rules, is more valuable to the practical wheat-culturist than any large volume could be.
Reed, who was a nut culturist of the United States Department of Agriculture, we not only lost a friend in the experimental field, but also a dear personal friend.
Nut culture in America, as I understand it, not being a nut culturist myself, consists of two types of projects.
No one can demand of the expectant silk culturist exorbitant prices for Osage sprouts.
In such localities the silk culturist will be at no expense whatever for food for the worms, and will not be under even the necessity of waiting a couple of years for it to grow.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "culturist" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
