Meanings of mangel (mangels) in English

In fact, mangels make good manure, and good manure makes good mangels.

No talk about oil-cake, malt-combs, and mangels; nothing about superphosphate, guano, or swamp-muck.

Avoid tinned goods, and cheap jams, which contain mangels and glucose.

Greenow was the early mangels; I'll be the late turnips.

For days at a time the animals had nothing to eat but chaff and mangels.

A barley crop seeded with clover would be better, especially if the mangels were heavily manured.

Two-thirds of the winter rations may consist of mangels or alfalfa hay-theother third being grain or swill.

Potatoes and mangels yield good crops.

Which is the best for dairy cows, plain red mangels or a cross between these and sugar beets?

Which would be most valuable to plant on river-bottom land for cattle and hog feed, sugar beets or mangels?

Root-Crops.-Experimentsupon root-crops-chiefly white turnips, Swedish turnips (swedes) and mangels-have resulted in the establishment of the following conclusions.

Wheat, barley, oats, beans, clover and other leguminous plants, turnips, sugar beet, mangels, potatoes and grass crops have thus been experimented upon.

Any kind of field roots are good, but mangels, sugar beets, and rutabagas are the most suitable because of their good keeping qualities.

If I find early mangels don't do on a bit of land, then I sow late turnips; and never cry after spilt milk.

Vegetables, particularly potatoes and mangels, were grown in abundance, and I saw small fields of stubble, though what the grain was I do not know.

I have been using refuse salt from Syracuse, on my mangels, at the rate of about six bushels per acre, applied broadcast in two applications.