Transactions of the Society for the Promotion of Agriculture, Arts and Manufactures, instituted in the State of New York. . ply to his practice the experiments onhufbandry made in another ; and unlefs the refultof the obfervations, from which this knowledge is tobe deduced, be conveniently arranged, one will beneceffitated to rumage through a confufed heap ofmeteorological tables, collected from various quar-ters for a fucceffion of years ; a bufmefs too difficultto prove generally beneficial. It is in fome meafureowing to this caufe, that we profit fo little by books ofhufbandry written in Eu
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Transactions of the Society for the Promotion of Agriculture, Arts and Manufactures, instituted in the State of New York. . ply to his practice the experiments onhufbandry made in another ; and unlefs the refultof the obfervations, from which this knowledge is tobe deduced, be conveniently arranged, one will beneceffitated to rumage through a confufed heap ofmeteorological tables, collected from various quar-ters for a fucceffion of years ; a bufmefs too difficultto prove generally beneficial. It is in fome meafureowing to this caufe, that we profit fo little by books ofhufbandry written in Europe. To obviate thefe inconveniences is the defign ofthe plan which I have the honor of prefenting. Therequifites for confcrudling it wall be, befides the com-mon obfervations on the weather, obfervations on theannual commencement, progrefs, maturity and de-cay of vegetation, made in various parts, for a num-ber of years ; the averages whereof may be taken forftandards by wiiich to exhibit a comparifon of cli-mates. To effedl this defign, I would propofe that the dif-ferent focietles on the continent, w^hich comprifetransactionsofso00soci_0. 389