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by Ernest Thompson Seton

Make a seed tester, and test the germination of 3 kinds of seeds, 100 of each kind, and report results, for coup. Make two different kinds of testers and test 6 kinds of seeds, 100 of each, for grand coup.

Identify 10 common weeds and tell how to get rid of them, or identify 10 harmful insect pests, tell what they do and how to destroy them. Either for coup. Both for grand coup.

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