The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19 00:00:00

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FARMING OPERATION&

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Donsamemaa : Marsh b.—With • southerly wind the
weather has set la remarkably dee, end regetstioe is
I. a most forward sentditun. The humble( season is IS
It. height, sad many loses socenee. Mutton emiao4 be
beet by the armee for Leas Man Is. par lb. Barley
solg, It eases Imam of the late wet seams, is eery
boatyard ; bet this doe weather will soot make mom&
should It maths% sad all are ham M Oat sowlag.
Root, are still very pleutifel, many hrmere plough's'
then In to get rid of them. The general allowances allots.
keep It this society (vita, of course, slight verlatioa) Ia
bask. of Oidis arid g heals. of Beans pm week, with
maw ad i.—J. B. O.
NORTH Wilde March 13.—Lett week woe wo7
drying, with height sun sod wind. The mad has dried
viny gad' and we:asovernbr qt.... busy Prriag It (or
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where P
Beans,end andwoe
ploughed wet it works very 'sally. :ad the eeed goes In
rough. The Wheat looks all the better Or the dry
weather, mpesially on tho andrained andlowdying
land. In souse pleats there is gaits a good bit of
grass, but the white frosts which we have had will
reisvd things, and benefit the lead. All kinds of stook
ore scares sad deer. Foot •nd mouth themes has quite
disappeared. B. W. M.
CHALK Lfato F•eis. BIRKSHIAR: March 5. In
foonsmilaacence of the imptovotoe: t in Om weetber, oar
work proeseded more smolactorily sine° I last
I wrote. In addition to preparing the lend for spring
eons, we bare bers samiged either in Getting MI the
=of the fiweedee, or palling them, Medea them m
sad severing them over with moan. The
Clever pleat Is good, sad growing very ha, tad the
early gown Wheat le beam* very lazarisat.-4 EL

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and tell 0,-, • •, k Mo. hush
shou'd I. •se ' hr • i:tkd •i 4.1 roattc
,T.r the sedan , az..l rell the !rw
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This wi:l wry .3 CI. gnu& Bow etorba
lhoblaal yosa o ova., aud whro (ho
buds ets abio Cho etude ..Imuld be eareieliy beaded
dean to the uppermost shoot containing a Lying Mt'.
The est should be made with • sharp knife at an 50..;;1r
el about 30, o+, upper pus of the ant Doming et. a
tov-1 with the ii. for of smolt shout. Ito • •
ueowsisry to &poly eay etyptie to the wound, for it all
rradually get auverod by the bort ; ilti oh.matelt, if
to bus bee been sronortey inserted, the head o. the
Now will Sp/I ST t, b• ont of the top of eic
il-okdui:pats should uow be tied on to these Newly.
budded st+cks, so that, by-and-ty, u the bads grow,
they rosy be mMa oerely teeened to them. Nothing is
better for tying thesis. than strands taken horn a
lined= mat, that material being oboes, cheap, and
sefflolectly durable.
Fault GLIIDEL—Attend well to thsproteelies of
wall traits whilst they are In Worm. When they are
pretty full of bloom two-tbirde may beadily out sway,
tag oars always to cutaway the weakest. The gra&
lag et-Apples, Pears, Plans, and Clawries may now be
munnumeed la earnest. Pyramid PIM trees, what well
managed, modem Ilse fruit; the lad year's shoots, end
Shy brandies that ar• loose, should SOW be bona and
tied with their point. towards the ground. Mulch
gonad trees nearly planted, to keep the roots moist.
Look threogh the bestow early in the earillpeolally
us . GooseberrY busked, to remove oil . The
diligent nee of the finger and thumb Is the t remedy.
A look at the underside of asy blldered leaves of
Current bushes will lead to the discovery of green aplis;
I drouthili of sumo itmeetieide is neeemay to destroy
them.