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f gravel occasionally met with, which are clothed with  resinous trees. By tillage the soil gradually loses its blackness, partly from  the decomposition of the vegetable matter, and partly from the intermix.tare of  the inferior clay. Many of the farms have been cropped with wheat for thirty or  forty years almost without a Moncler Jackets lternation or  fallowing, and owing to this, and to the ravages of the fly, hj^e for a few  years past yielded hut comparatively inadequate returns. They produce, however,  good crops of peas and oats, a'nd the cultivation of timothy and clover has of  late years been found very successful."Of the soils of St. Hilaire, he  writes, " the clays which I saw in this Seignory seem Moncler Outlet uch like  those of St. Charles,  but with a smaller admixture of sand. Around the base of the mountain the  debris of the decomposing trap, has made a band of gravelly earth well fitted  for fruit and for those crops which require a light warm soil. The compact  texture of the Moncler Jackets  For Men se very heavy clays, washed by the waters flowing from  the hill side, is such as to require thorough sub-soil draining, which has been  effected in admirable manner by the proprietor, Major Campbell, to whose  kindcourtesy I am much indebted, and whose enlightened efforts are making his  farm a model to the district. Thus drained, the clays are found to yield  excellent crops of wheat and clover, with peas."The soils of the Seigniory  of C Moncler Jackets  Men hambly, Mr. Hunt says, "are principally of a reddish  clay, which, when exposed to the air, readily falls down into a mellow granular  soil. In the places where I had an opportunity of observing, it is underlaid at  the depth of three or four feet by an exceedingly tenacious blue clay which  breaks into angular fragments, and resists the action of the weather. The upper  clays constitute the wheatbearing soils, and were originally covered with a  growth of maple, elm, and birch. Moncler Quincy,Moncler  Jackets Women " Distinguished fromthese by its covering of soft  woods, principally pine and tamarack, is a gravelly ridge, of which he speaks,  thickly strewn with gneiss and syenite boulders much worn and rounded, which  " yields good crops of maize and potatoes, by manuring." The  extraordinary fertility of the soil is indicated by the fact that there are  fields of

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