The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-02 00:00:00

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Portland. arr 745 910 1110 1- 3 3.10 4-15 CU P. 4
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--fhiii state of things haa not Isom without its advan-
team in ellithlllig to to get the land in thorough abler for
spring crops though we fear that in the ease of late sown
Barley the dry Mel hot caused much if the seed to malt
in the gro I. Early ',own, however, is looking remark-
ably well in most soils and situations. Whamt again has
been but little affected by a dry anal cold sprimi, as this
crop is everywhere looking even anal well; and though
the last three weeks of masterly wind precludes the pros-
pect of any preternatural earlunsas for this crop, it will
certainly not be so late as tumid. and if we have tine
harvest weather to garner the curn this erop seems to
premise to be above the average. 11,s--making will not
be heavy work this year—very many germ of meadow INT AND DONSIT.
now before up are all gold anal silver with Buttercups and 11 401,1.3 I &I lASI la: lk 2 1/41
lbaisies, which, an yet, gram has failed to rover; anal the /.• .0.0. &11. £.L
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sewon is toe far advanced to make up for lost time, what- 731 1.. 16: .. .. a 260 3 467 LI
ever the future weather may he.
Clover anal seed hay promises fairly, but Ihe crop must LI oea 3., .. .. ;.. i t. .0
be far below the average. Ettore stock of all kinds is 001 I. 491 .. ... 13 2419 el 16
much lowered in value, 41141. With ill the
;promised 640 :9 On, .. ... I 42. I3ls 00
increase of sheep in the country, We fancy that their 9 6ii 0 1 0 .. 13 II 1 6el 36
numbers are il' ; ;shin; rapidly, al, lamb th at all tit for e 2IS sig. , I 8 .. .. blbB 49
butcher is being consumed at a ilamt rapid rate. . 9901. 16 I 111 .. .. :s &SS 49
Mengel Wairsebt anal Beets have come up remarkably .. 1114611 25 130 .. 3 446 &I 9 0
even mid welL :Moles are following evenly, and indeed
in root crops the ground has leen got so clean and into WISE 1411 031. T. 1,9,3 I 3 2 148622 .4- i&3 a 6 I
such line faith that it ran he rolled perfectly smoothly : AS. A.M. £.ll. L.II. IP.X. P.B. CS.
and evenly down after the seed -a PrOCellat %ill* While 1'.....10 ..... •. • . .... 810 .. It 4.1 .. .I 30 .. 646
it prevents rapid evaporation, at the same time cawing ; wiabar .-- aso .. II 312 :61 .00 .. 6
moisture to ascend hygr laically. Taken, then, ea a 44•1107' 0364 •• ..... •942 • • It 44 II 391 • • • • 14
whole, farm work may be nail to be in a forward state, a 4..•••".47
anal the promise by no means had, though not excessive ; ; 9“.."94" -..... - •• 39
so that we shall not be hampered on the score of being all • 4'.1•440.—'44 ••
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11411221, and having more work than men : but bid., : /1"'""""' N 22142 222 •• "64 -.a 151 6
this we hope that the spirit whieh atone time ivas thresh 4"; ''''.4" • •••
olio; to work mischief just where the crope were Mat, ..,.'1.'_'4r."(1,114 •__ .12
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has in a great ineseure been allayed, anal that butler `...." '. 19 '" ...... •• " 9 •7; 12 - 0
counsels will prevail.
The aigricultaiml ithOW4 which will won comnience, are 1
at the same time expected to bring forward both time and a
labour-saving machines, which while they will make the i
farmer independent of factious anal unfair pressure, will ;
make it imperative that lac haa good workmen, who will I
very properly require better pay than the nava hewer of
wood and drawer of water.

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