Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

some Of Tire principal farmers who Usually supply
them, II consult and agree Upon the fall va,Fc OF
he injury thai would be caused TO clean wheat by
ldmlstiras, OF olthac cachle, garlic, darnG sc.
/ For example itmight be ag"oed that IN a sample
# one pound o wheat, Il sal.d hc considered that
tn grams OF wheat should be deducted as a tar
equivalent for tie pre.aTce ione grain OF da'ncl
or for two OF Garlic, tha: Of cheat or cookie, or
| for ter OF oats or rye bottles all Tie mpurtics SO
fond and that Il PROPORTIONAL deduction shall be
male from liz price oi,erci ioT pure ~ clean wheat
The selection at AIR samples and The trial Of Them,
wo'lt. be- iloaa.tsoine, II IS true bat much less
lhan he usual chafiaflng, and the frequent dis
satisfaction caused by the want Of lXeI and certain
rules
Lqtns NV sa.pose some sueh tlrG II BIA -
~ in o,1era,ria. and observe It's probable eft
Suppose that Without such regulations, ,ho &c
nand ipt -four would have fixed the pri's OF whe1t
of midihns o. average qualify at one dollar; and
Il Il Ia aaalal al impurities IA The canplei rated
a. nrap9sed would take of ten cents from the bush
81 Itmay considered by many that this would
re3lee he fnarket price 10 ninety cents. not so
the let would BE To fa'se the market price to one
ioiigr and ian cents which would be obtained by
nc fw 10 coui oaeI clean Withstand tion
which The sti}er o. average wheat would sti OBJ
tuin one dollar aher having ten cents deducted
and the ioalcg crop nigh, suffer deduction Of
twenty 10 thirty cents The average all the
pro s would .a aia the same, but would be equl-
,ab,y proportional 70 the value OF each orop-and
.hls hold oui t.e 5trorges. Inducements 10 every
farmer 10 AID IN nllro9 NJ The qualify ans thdsae-
;sr of the Wheat Of the country az large
Unless most Of the iarmeis OF II particular District
unite in She endeavour 10 root GA! cheat apt dare,
t. l. 80 L., s..tI
| ia the a.l.e9;. Persons who have always soWcd
a..fl Y aeal, a least supposed So,) cannot con
cove how tha seed O. chet dorn= could get W
On teif icils, anl therefore attribute ,her appear
taaee te tran slord.a..on from wA>st. But wi.h-
or. reso,,rg 10 IDS mode OF ,xp.ainihs the fact
! ,A.s aya abaa3a nea .: bJ which farm may be
| .Q2p.ie4 ~ih these pests, il they ase abunJanI
| 10 she aa{aecn. country. From var!oas reasons
. most tanners ,teqaenhY procure seed wheat by
| pascAa;e Md ii IS already almost impossible to
oataIa uIy ater lis county, entirely free from
>l5.h uAs4s aai datn.i Il Is tct: that ihere ave
plenip VI ti0a. mai are c1se& ciear--ani few wl
lem ha'l tasclata Tar, II they conialu GUY one
! s1a4n uk vi4-a. ma handttl CT HGca! YET that
tsnl3'l nso9o..va V oud i4:iish foGfishI.g plant
=! ahei: fJe - .sg cSt ut The sower, anG hGuec ii
greater E.oD1fti5n tAr n2Ht cEol Beng subject
1 /; tons 0, a.. nagy disasters tAHi destroy 80 l2rEs
* prOpo io0 If the ans c. wheat, sr hardy cheat
J aud damei show an increase osquln,ty IN every
oaecessise crop, though much the greater port OF
iael. sesls are famed and screened from the seed
wheat. Eat th,s Is not all. Ihc grams of cheat
aad Iare left by tie tIiner IN the cbnlf, and tat
ss4s wheat, are gwen IN feed 10 hogs and other
s.tk and iron tsc.r has! und firm covering, they
itre lsnily, il tot seneriy. pass through the ant
tn.,3 ,4niaj lred 10 row wherever dropped The
perhaps prevents asnd beng as POISONOUS 10 beasts
Is j - - taau Many Q; ujth tnesa seeds are al,o
left IN ias straw. aud carried ont w It'll the manure
made tom !. lt,ila manure il well heated by be.
NJ heapei 50 ternent only all the seeds ~ the
ougter parts OF the heap viii ge''anatc--or The
whole Will feared ont IN unr3rGd manure ift
ploacaed IN gooi aplh, the seed o. d'rnel a"d
cheat VII. remain without spruatlns i year as |
uaYe experienced, and perhaps much Longer aud
grow with afterwards brought near enough to the
SUI ace. Thus when manure containing those
seeds is plougheli IN Tor cora, The oe'! t'!sso ard
weeing may not prevent thclr sprinsins plentiful
Is amoag the succeeding crops OF wheat For
Ia Sc and other eesons, If cheat and jarnc set on
any part OF tarn, they will 5000 spread 10 every
aers, I great care is n0t Gsed to arrest their pro
srcss.
~. s.pp,se n farmer By extraordinary care ani
labor IL eradicate these pests and to avoid every act
| By whcl be may n,toducc them agaln. Snii by
various means h. viii be in danger OF receiving
other supplies. He canno, avoid visits from his
aeish5ogs' horses, oven, and sometimes stray dogs
CARVING the seed in their bowels, and basto~inS
them Wherever they go. Nor eau he AVOID LEND
ing ms V aeat bags, and his iannsr, al or whlch
at la,y. and the last - sur to b. returned With
wheat e, a,rue,. unless III. coa!:Hs eee soHed oVes
nj; fam as they are joted homcwArL Your re-
gi.ar borrowers of tanm.iIs a.a generally well
.tasxet wh cheat and Jamel. These chances
i,r SUI y ere greatly nrreaseifa private road
tol aei : IN mood use passes through farm ami
| sill alate II stream, ,spbject to overflow low
ground, a.l which nas aave:sed other farms above
l.. r.
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