Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-02
NORTHUMBERLAND.


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6o|I1o.-Ihe land should BEN - me
li|I1 - possible. The seed should NOS @
11N<I deep y ehould not - sow s'l' ~ !. P3n
i0t I1rfoN. The land snoula - nns,y
narrowed before sowing the seeo snouie
b covered By 4 harrow ana ing iAnu
then carefully rolled. WIN resPec, %
winter wheat, deep planning nay % isss
o6jeciionable a. me deeper ,ne foo.s q me
plant * themselves me iess hkol{ arc
they @ b tniown o~ ~ me isosr ous :
y 70, % WIN summer wnea,- ne 49,
xcquif,s SIMPLY % pe eoveIeo WIN ea'ln
ind then me more accessible y 70 tue
great agents Of vcgshuon. mrs ngnls ana
heai. the more vigorous VIII oe ss CROWN;
One - me most seienune anu P1aeli s-s
I'd % Europe,i - an earnest Essay up
q ~ importance OF shallow sowing mas
iI'ns,fated ms precepss ~ plates showing
,he condition OF me plant wnso so"eo
deeply. q when shgntiy cosereo
8olr ron Rich, heavy loans.
containing considerable mixture OF clay,
are mos, suitable 70 wheat. Wheat has
been cuItivafed with iolera5le success on
sandy or siIiccons lands; but on lands Of
thin desc iplion Il cannot be repeated oten-
or than once IN Eve or six years, and the
land ought 10 have been prepared and en-
riched By the cultivation Of preceding ma
nursd crops Lands strongly ealca,eogs,
0r astounding IN lime. are favorable lot
wheat and indeed Tor all other crops
Wherever clover can Dc made 70 grow,
there wheat may be cultiyaiedto advantage
with proper management
eIrok1IoN AND AsPEor.--The aspect
% lanIs. whether high and airy, or low
ed con6hed. u Of considerable moment
Various fhrories have been suggested 10
regard % the origin Of rust and mildew in
wheat. The prevalent opinion with the
! Efsnch natnralis,s Of the present day Is,
that they like smut consist Of small para
siiieAI plants. designed 70 be nourished up
on the wheat plant Whatever may be
4 the fact, the appearances OF these diseases
/: bears ns near q relation to certain states Of
! she weather q the time the wheat u ma
turing iis seed. as the courses o. the tides
. the changes7of the moon. These DIS
1. eases usually occur m the camp, not,
SCANNING. foggy weather ofJuiy. In low
and confined situations, wheat y mncn OF
tener blighied than IN situations wnien are
elevated. and where the air crrcnlates
freely. sal eslAf 49, .
q PLoooniNo AND PREPARATION OF
rnE LAxD.-If intended to raise wheat
On Iand. COR example, that Is now 10 green.
sward, what should Be donei Let the land
b turned over with rs much care, ana tnt
fhrrow slice be laid a. fat as possible; 9
ihen thoroughly rolled with q heavy
roller. until he field j. entirely smooth. -
The invs,tsd swnfd must not be disturbed
anil A. no ea.s brought again to the sur
y co. H., the land Be thoroughly reducet
40 hsrrowino 10 4 finr tilth: and the sex
~ <o,,,d as soon alier pIouehing as can b,
conveniently done. Experiences and obser
WALTON establish as a general rule in farm
;,c ~ .ow a. soon a. may be after tn
hni has been stirred.
-. Wur.r-I and anon,
1870; J. y. ,a,ad ZOO rich. for wheat
~. -.-;rh;nr raanur,s nav ~ annie
y, $3.50 49,. n,,.S,;,;es {. or h an i'm prone
- 49, =, -, ;.,nronsr ,;ma IN
q 'nceo- :, - !. I. r.. =, fsc,Iv nnds,
sr,n3 - $3.50 ~ sr;rsls a. WI,
..ooe ~ NJ - risn,s-ws knoy II,
Ynt'r - -, -" .,,;,ha.,, saod and s,he,
ney c.,.'y. ~. 1891 much uno
b .'Sor ane i.u''s'''S-i :-cs.I s.,
s " laan.1 49, snd ~ what means .
now Aksn w, - ~ , 800 :. -
iaoofs'se ~ 49, .,.s,,, ~ Sssn ssc5s
nax.s@ 'ss''o' " = -