Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10

very little doubt on my mind. that If the Ran.
phhal"nck farmer had grated all his fields Of
"htat AT the same aud in the proper time
which were adjoining each other. he World
nave found tae result Sf grazing very inherent
IRON the result OF the one field only v bichh he
diu Craze; for IL is a fact ell known, that late
Sowh wheat has frequently produced io!erabh
good crops. where the mote early soNn has
been much injured therefore the causes OF
such opposite results should be well kunvii
before person eau condemn a recommend a-
uon III either way. l am satisfied that . azinc
"neat crops at "A certain stage OF the crop, ii
anected BY the fly, is partial advantage To
me crop. by urIestiig Il from The ravac e. OF tile
spriug lily provided all the fields affected adj
lung eSch otner are graZed at the same time
out where oaeteld only is graced amou;s aiany
which affected by tie Us itisput iu.o siin-
s.ou more subject 10 lie injured by the spring
ny 'nan II II had no, bceu .,raxed, for wherevr.
Nv'ciai Dhtss% a'e SoN! tdiaceut 10 each other,
ine more regular and uniform their grow tbs
the greater is the prospect OF The crop and
Use greater tue dispariIf az difference la their
ere~iL, the less proSrect for there are few
l'Istdnces where t~o ieids adjacent to each
ot'er are TO be sGwh with wheat aud where
one ot them as sown ~ the BEGINNING of se.d
tinie, and the OiEei Is le,trsnvu li,,, tine end
o. iie seed time that boiniielfi> produce coed
ss,ops. ainki II a!mosr impossible. IL any
ny exisi' at all, very fieuueniV both tirIds a,e
destroyed, the one by HE IAN tiy the other by
'ne spring h> greater prospects might be
expected ir''h bpin the fields, in any othersi.
'uauoh thaii ihdi OF JoIuihg each otner
make the ABOVE remarks not that think
sraLlng ire cfop,iS the best or only remedy
a1aihst tue raVase of the tly. but that think
II may De serviceable i'm certain iusr,ncss tn
crops iOr think a little attention 10 tle stu
alton of fieids, TO be sown with wheat ne IN
Mndt nurseries OF HES are adjacent TO them
enat FISK there IS by inducing the tly iuto the
| neius, by sowing them AT AN unreasonable.
TIME, ~ Oh more service i'm preyeptiu- tIta ,j,s
aSter IMAM all the remedies [ have Vet heard
Oh. Much depends on the situation Of feI,js
10 ne sown with wheat as to their situation to
othet heids: Some situations will hear, ea,lx
ouefs not for am satisfied that
TWO heius, although adjoining each o,hpr M,
nevertheless be situated, i'm resnsct t n,I,'.r
du1oihiia helds, that the one Womb boar car,v
seedmg without much risk, when the other
would not. ''o o'"ei
IL Is the prevailing opinion of MANY tba,
me IL: take their flights at certain neriods nj
,i'he ana wherever chance causeS ibe,n IN
,iSbt I'D held ofwheat, tia field u,ust inevi,a
$500; oSrd q beinS so impressed W it'll the
ci''na ' .n"' .ue destruction is Caused i'm thai
ehdhce way, their attentions have heen NOR.
,a"eh upwith devIsIng remedies. to b, reSo,ts
(" 10 wEcH me canSe exists than with da,is;,,,
iseats dS pieFehtatives. / am couvincad H.,
many ears practice IN farming and uartir,,
lar aitentioh 10 the subject that the I,fter i
most 10 be relied ON. The ily ateannmeronS
i"Nttt' dctudted by instinct as all other in
S' ~ are Young and tender vegetation AN.
pears 10 ne lhrlr element; it, therefore ,vhar,
Is sown. at time, and in a situ,tian' 'h;"u
wiz lhance them into II out of AN adiacentn mn
seiS, eNisting at the time the prosnect nf H.
c!op hiust IN that event. be not yerv fl.,ttar;'
a,'"onsh me grain he nicely put on and aItboI
lie iand may be strong. "'''io
II Frederick; County Farmer.