Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

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"'aa ave the grosnd IN good state for any OH
81 KIND of gram the foowin, season. AM I'M, all
'''n nsia IS ponghei ovcr the sprng after the corn
fap IS taken Off as early as our ground !, dry =
'p'sa 10 plongh,l amt sowed ia oats; the quantity
- >sea put u The acre IS generally about Two bush
tS where The land IS very stroug il wi bear p,or,
seea--ths Is general rule nth us IN all kinds NJ
gram he oats crop IS taken of as soon as II can
De alter II becomes ripe And we haul all our mn
auf ont on the oats stubble or if We have not M
hate suihe,ent at our barn yard to reach over thu
"no'ei We lay Ion the poorest parts, nnl by tins
nouns we prepare for raising u crop of wheat
~ eae ~ffaf crop. his we generally HOW raise
on 9at oats -'',ople or Immediately after the oats
crop Il taken off and the manure snread The oats
stoooe ground is pIoughed over aud the manure
med under and let Law in that state unlll near tlne
10 so" wheat when 1t is again poughed over aud
the wheat Is sowed on and narrowed IN. We gen.
erniiy SIN hashcl of seed to the acro and the
best season for sowing wheat with Us, is from the
"a September 10 the I,t Of October land thai Is
very strong and laying To southern expo ort,
VII do butter TO be sowed thc frst Week III DC
iober.
Tie great enemy to our crop Of wheat IN Penn
syiVanla, Is the llcs,ou A and our object Is 10
COW oaf wheat crop just 50 late IN the fall that the
IL viii Ro get In II much before winter sets IL, and
'"a' l VIII he So ''f forward IN the spring, mat
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tin wheat ii, throughout the wntcr; and by rhislns
Il crop Of eals ON the ground the same season, l.
leaves tic gfouni huo clio ldy and rough aud, II
Is found the wheat III stand the winter much bel
Ter IN INT KIND OF ouUd ia - where II Is loose of
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f''9Aq 10 the acre, "hich hrli's to preserve li'
e'oaS sl2sef lIoh uyl"S WIN Inc dfeo2oii the
9ou's 'ah' % very e"'e' LOT TWO OF '"fee ''ot''s
"e TX apr" '",'o""8' ""o eaeh s'eeee'l's
siaH as oh9 10 ''c anu lays our III eio'e'i We 81"
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10 TIE acre aud 'et '7y IN grass not longer 'ah
'1ffe Yea's, most t'ntfa'y '"o' MS he'l'S 3f'
ground vel shaded Through the not suns oil sum
ner winch IS the great cause OF clover lmPfo'Ins
M and About tnr ~ June, We mo" our CO
vi Ia hay which many farmers lhluh ihRa' a'ote.
anu there can pe 10 dopot b'l II Is S'1ahis' Los
VIM they are coi'r% nay ana F''alh1 ep'h"ahee
81 the best pasture thcy are IMPROVING the'l ial7
tom ten to hiIecn per cent Yr'fY. ihoeed II II
Vas not In clover and plaster don kna" "htt n
farmer who has been accnS'"r To using II, "ou'o
do. ha'e known II 10 sell l'r my aoia'S pr
ton, during the lale war hitr inc h'S' ho"'"2'
We Keep up the hcd Tor SEED "h!ch r'pens III 0cP
tember. 1t - then cut win s'naH tfadle u wv
h'1s'sf l"o 5"'N' "'' ''',""' W. -" > "
dry IS raked up and hauled INTO the barn OF st'eh
Cd TIL winter, a hon Is lhraShed out anu soi9 a.
We eleuate to nuke as Fuch Out OF oui Sc" as
will pay cxPens aud cost OF 'hc P' '>ter
have been NOR particular IN Discerning our
mode Of IN ard using plaster ana clover 'ha1
any thing else for suppose there Is less known up
on that sabj CT IN some parts the West than any
thing else relating to farming
hope 1t viii not be understood thht suppose
the flrmr IN the west sho"ld use Fasitt "he''
fheirhad Is rich enough to bring c'oEe' Tor maapt
ing without II our o'J'' Is W '''se '''' NV
plaster Just enough to make II good pasture anu