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Fiue hundred pointes of good husbandrie

Note E121 — 21.

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In cleaning corn for seed, casting or throwing it with a casting shovel (see 17. 1) from one heap to another, in order to select the heaviest grains, which will always go farthest, is an excellent practice: but in malting, this is not necessary, as the light grains and seeds of weeds may be skimmed off in the cistern.—M.

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