The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09
April Z, 1911.
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LIST. The best mode of restoring worn ont
land. filling up gullies and bringing it in order
for the plough.
I'd The best rotation of crops in which
Indian corn, wheat and clover are includ
ed
Sd. Do. in which tobacco. wheat & clover
are included.
4th- Do for sandy soil including Indian
corn
5th. Do. for clayey soil including wheat.
9th. The best rotation of crops, for new
lands, with notice of the particular soils
9TH. The best mode of preventing lands
under the plough from washing.
9Th. The comparative advantages & dis
advantages Of the two systems, that of inclo-
sing for the purpose of excluding stock, or
keeping a large stOck,-which will produce
the greatest annual profit, and which will
tend most to the Improvement of the soil.
9Th. The best method. practicable on
large scale, of bringing exhausted lands into
a condition to bring clover.
10th. The best mode of clearing new land,
and bringing it in order for cultivation.
11th. How are broom straw old fields best
brought into cultivation how is the broom
STRAW most effectually eradicated, & reduc-
ed into manure
18th. The best rotation of crops for river
low grounds, in which wheat, corn Sc clover
are included.
18TH. Is. there any ameliorating crop
that Can be cultivated between corn and a
wheat crop with advantage!
18th j ne comparative advantages & dis.
advantages of wheat & tobacco as the princi-
pal croP,taking into account in each case, the
distance from market.
18th. Whether Indian corn can be cult.
waited year after year on the same land wi IN
advantage & to what species Of soils is this
mode OF cultivation eest suted9
10th. The best method of preparing land
tor, Indian corn and cultivating Il.
l7th The most effectuai mode Of pro
tecting Indian corn after clover Law from
the worm.
18th. How is wheat most enectually pro-
tectcd against the Hessian FIys
19th The advantages and disadvantages
OF deep blowing and what soil is it best sui
ted to!
Goth. Do. of Coultering
2lst. Il he comparative advantages of fall
winter and spring blowing for spring crops
22d. A rotation Of crops in which annual
ieglminous plants follow Indian corn and
precede wheat.
23d. Which IS the best preparation for
wheat, q fallow or a clover Law.
24h. The best method of securing wheata
gainst the weevil.
18th IstlIere any annual legumnous crop
that can be cultivated Tn advantage on large
scale in rotation Of crops
goth. Can Barley be cultivated tn advan; age
on large scale in rotation of crops--To
what soils and situation is it best suited.
9th. Which is to be preferred, winter or
spring Barley, and in what parts of the
Country.
28th. On what lands and in what courses Of
crops can oats be cultivated tothe greatest
advantage.
29th What varieties of wheat are pre-.
ferred in any particular district to what
soils are they respectively best suited.
30th. Do AS to Indian Corn.
S1st' a notice of the Diseases Of Whea,
hat are most injurious, the pteventatves
and temedieo.
32d. What species Of grain is found to ex-
haust Lands in the greatest degree, and a
comparative estimate of the expence of cul.
tivation and product.
SD. In what soils and situations can Rive
be cultivated to the greatest advantage; il
what mode, and in what rotation Of crops, &
what is the most profitable application o.
il