Plerumque hiberna iis esse meliora, qui colunt campestria, quod tunc prata ibi herbosa, putatio arborum tolerabilior; contra aestiva montanis locis commodiora, quod ibi tum et pabulum multum, quod in campis aret, et cultura arborum aptior, quod tum hic frigidior aer.
Usually the winter is better for those who live in the plains, because at that season the pastures are fresh, and pruning can be carried on in more comfort. On the other hand, the summer is better in the mountains, because there is abundant forage at that time, whereas it is dry in the plains, and the cultivation of the trees is more convenient because of the cooler air.
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