Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

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an acre, of such high land rs couN not | tink pos
Silly have produced without manure, more thah 81
thu rnto of six barrels per Early IN the spring
the piece oferaand va plouehsd up tush. Deep
farnWs Were then opened Mouth aud south, and SIX
feet apart, by running i double plough backward
aud forward in the sum- track These burrows
We're fitted with sfabs manure, which had a etas,d.
cradle quantity of half tote1 wheat straw IN 1t
The manure was then covered entirely by burrows
rim each side, IN the bottom of winch aln.lo
coulter was drawn deep as 1t would 50. In tins
soft earth and on enrb slle the list, the corn was
planted IN such manner, TINT when tnanad out
the SINGLE stalks designed Ia stand teei npat
IN the row bu, for every stalk on one SIZE 10 be
opposite the intervals ON the Other Iifia would
make the whole Number Of stalks rNacllY eqaal 1.
corn planted IN single rowg one fooi a ri and AK
feet the vide way. Both methods viii give ialh
stalks To the but III double rows Tiny have -"
advantage ofgreater distance from eaeh Tier a
mother advantage IS that the narrow spnees le''f
being disturbed fdrther hnn to keep them free nom
grass and weeds by ght working with the hand
hoe, the roots of The eefn plants grow into the mn
nute IN one direction, without ever beng broken ca
torn To pieces Mhda they receive Whatever
plough,ng th y get, neat the wldu spnce1. In out
experiment, the Nt.e spaces we've pio9shad enee
Ieanltcrcd twice, anl th narrow space with
part OF the wide ones, were hood three ihlts Tho
produce nlnc barrels aud three bushrlt OF sound
corn, quail 10 fifteen barrels ono bQshel and tour
dtlbs per acre TIE variety ot cora planted WAS
\ mixture Of yelloWisll soausccd aud another Va
tety. long cultivated by Mr. Marshall ltawlin3, of
Caro- nc, winch became remarkable for producing
more cuts upon the stalk than any corn ever saw
except u dwarf variety Of Whc corn, upon single
stocks, which hnte oben seen, IN VET lahd liam
three Ia five ca,s Of eood coin
The superior pfallslYenesg ot Nj Raalin's
corn have every recon to b leve, - attributable
10 his having hlten sreat palus ior many Yeala III
sueecsslou los 1T hi, seed om stalks TINT h.lc
the greatest u4,m5sr 81 eus,--u practice hp ih'
wa, which, | distinctly remember wns VeiY
strongly recommended by Mr. Joseph co~per, Il
distinguished farmer Of New Jersey, more thon
thrty years ago. Several othcu know, have
urd il with most iudlaalnhle auct IS, yet IN i'm
mems uqiorltv with III the chuWcicilshc apathy |
of or prof Ia every ding bearing even the !
name Of improrefa IT continue ia practice winch |
nus prevailed from til list settlement Of The eona-
try AVID that Is 10 sald noli,us lat the lu&e
MS au1 sounlless o. tbe cars taken tor see1 To
efyr YOU some ldea ai iAequ,dy Of HAT variety !
which W Is used III ,heey pertinent lnsl Anlej,
h Z laye To present ten flek,d ems, winch mon |
3pe, oo an averlse, - , > acho, IA NTH eo
bHse from ten 10 sx'eenf rows of grrn ca tin cob !
:" N.".'' 'f8'o# M 49, W. w.
a9lh' 'h'"h 10 ele.ieao az '"e"'y ''"' ~ =,
sg NY account ri lhls expetlmrut II /. daa 10 Al
Peer AIIunr Of Alb rmnllc, 10 state, thu TIE hint
WIS taken from IN ma my him ia LID. III |
Chef difference between The $50 mas W. ip'
rs ihrow' wefe even ',l "P''', ma We -
OF corn only shiegh 'neHcS }" ''e 10" @',a'
"an1 give tG9' ''sh' 'o',1o''' Sg''p "'','"
ani eleven stains ip& o'' '"oVs'' ~ one ''''',
and i'ccn ''NN. m',e ih'n ''' ''''e = a' ~ '} |
son but doapt "oe %h''n'' our s''i a'' A.
mate would oeAf soeh thieh i"'"''''e 10 M W.