This labour will cost from Is. to Is. 6rf. per stone, according to the vibram five fingers goodness and perfect ret and bleaching. The cultivator must be careful to instruct his scutcher to make the hemp up in halfstones of four heads each, tied round with its own heads tightly drawn through the hand; it makes it look remarkably neat; the pullings, as they are termed, are tied up in half-stones, with a band round the middle, the ends drawn together bound into a knot.I will now notice what is to be done with the female or seedhemp, vibram fivefingers provided the same is left for seed. In the fore part of September the seed-hemp will be ready for pulling; this may be known by observing and examining the four low seeds on the stem, called by growers elbow-seed; if they are of a dark grey colour and firm inside, and the husks turning a little yellow, it will be ready to pull. By this season strong winds may have occurred, so heavy as to break some of the seed-hemp: instructions must therefore be given to the women vibram five fingers shoes that pull the hemp, to gather the fallen stems (as they contain seed) and to be careful not to break the stem or cramp it in the hand, as it is termed. Breaking is very detrimental to hemp (I should have observed the same with regard to pulling white hemp). five fingers shoes The same management has now to be observed with respect to retting, &c, as previously noticed with regard to white hemp. vibram five fingers sale The seed-hemp should be set up in stooks of 40 gleans each ; they are convenient for counting, and the under-growth must be raked up and spread evenly over the tops of the stooks to keep off the birds which will infest it, and the heads tied round with a band of the same material to keep the wind from disturbing it. The cultivator may know when the seeds are sufficiently matured to thrash out by the crispness of the capsules and the facility with which the seeds fall out. A cloth will now have to be procured and vibram five fingers kso spread in some convenient part of the field, and a bolster raised on one side of the cloth from the wind to prevent the soil from falling on the cloth amongst the seed; the stooks must be drawn to the cloth without being taken to pieces, by a rope passing round the stook under the heads and passed over the drawer's shoulder: this requires a strong man;—he must then place skechers shape ups the head part carefully on the cloth. To prevent loss of seed, thrashing ought to be proceeded with as soon as ready, as days at this season (September) are getting short, and fogs frequently occur, so that a single hour ought not to be lost. As soon as the hemp is thrashed, the grower may proceed to water it as directed for white hemp, or make it into a rick, and have what is called a spring-ret; if placed in a rick, care must be taken that it is properly