The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

he plough aad he roller he harrow; and 4
V 10 san . make good wasrr farr0us.
% tlssi The seed may Fepcse il DRY bell.
Fsadr and 1cps.-Il any shall have
negaeried 10 attend 10 lie gathering aEd
securing u desc. lei il be NJ Iong. DELAY.
ID: and Be surs % pul lhem away 50 ll,a.
they ssnhol possibly b injured by lie
weather, - il - nssless 10 make Ihing.
Il you do not Afterwards prevent il being
Lost BY exposure 10 he wealher.
Hogs and siaaRrt.-If yoa have ! |
good stock ofpumpkins or roots that you
can spare % your hogs, have pen 61ed
up Tor shrir reception; haul Oh il hund.
red o. % of eari loads of mould and leaves
frun ths woods, spread Ills Over lht pen
50 = 10 leave The oulcr edges highesl,
Then feed your hogs therein every night.
casting ilcm every day slippIirs of weeds.
refuse vegetable Ieases. aud litter Of any
kind. IN addition 70 ! fGll allowance OF
pumpkins. And when YOU conline your
hogs for faiiening. add similar quantity
ofnould and leases. and BY the time you
have fallened Them yos may res. assured.
that the hogs will have made good ma
nure Of The whole mass you may have
given Them to work up into manure.
Pumpkins.-1'hese should he gather
cd and put away in . dry place before
fliie frost sets 10, ss they always keep
best when thus attended 10.
faifle.-ff Won have The means cf feed
Ing your callle Of night. ynu wonld find
il % your interest 10 soil them in the barn
yard, taking care 10 cover is bottom IL
iarlies deep with mould and leaves from
The woods before you do 50, and 10 occa-
sicnally slrew plaster over The surface.
1 We have spoken Of the care Of cattle,
&c The advantage II soiIing them, with The
object Of increasing The manure pile, and
before we close this part Of our months
talk. We would respectfully urge il upon
those who may NOT already have proyi-
drd shdter Tor al their cattle, 10 seize
the first momen, Of lime they may have
during the fall, 10 erect sheds Of some
kind 10 protect them from The SHOWS, rains
and frosls Of winter. With his working
hands, there Is no farmer but may erect
such sheds as will answer the purpose Of
keeping his stock dry; and IL made 10
, face The south, they will prove sntficl-
, enlly warm u preserve them in health
and condition. with much less food than
: when exposed 10 The inclemcncies Of onr
, ever varying winters, 80 that economy
very happily comes in 10 tie aid Of hu.
mainly 10 strengthen our appeal, and w
/, rejoice that il dops, As tfro motives are nj
, ways better than one, and IL is no objection
! tina, the axiliary one. as on the presen, oc
, casion. comes commended By lis ailIanc,
: with The pocket. 49,
Taiisaing Of Hogs.-We would herr
!. remark, that the putting up hogs for IA.
!, sening, should no, be delayed until COLI
|, weather, as they gain fai much faster un
: de- the influence of hea, Than cold. Whel
: confined in their pens, they should hay'
allowances OF charcoal, rotten wood. ash
r es. and sal. given them every few days
!, be provided with fresh water at leas
= twice a day, and supplied literally vii.
: such materials, as mould ami leaves Iron
/, the woods. marsh mud, the scrapings o
!, the road and yards, corn stalks, feius
!, straw, and ofial Of every kind, 10 I've con
:, vcrtcd BY them into manure. Beside
:, iher regular feeds Of corn, II would b
!" well, every few days, to give them vege
!, tables Of some kinds, as they tend TO Ike
/. ,hci, system cool and promote the req
!. lar evacuation of their bowels.
- Observation-Disclosures these and CIV
- the ,ress a painting Of 4.5ths OF soil soa
a. and 18th -four Of sulphur, well mixed Il
gelher. ,r,
Iporkiag Stock Of all kinds.-Thes
- should now receive additional care; !
" housed of a night. well fed and cleane'
I: :, and provided with ample bedding
- Draining There is perhaps no be
- Ter time to 90 forward with the consiru
:, lion Of drains aud bitches than the pr
:" sem: and As wet soils are unfriendiy
y = good and clearly culture, We advise III
T., all such lands be laid dry.
y. Shesp.-if YOU have not already prov
~, ded your sheep with covered iokls' ha
y" such conveniences forthwith erected
~ ,ha, they may be in readiness Tor their !
c,p,ion when the time arrives i"r 'he
70 Ia need shelter And be sure to GOV
' the floor Of it with good bed oil iea'
u and mould. and through The winter 10 az
~ weekly, at least. litter Of some R'nd;
", " as to keep the sheep both clean ana dr
~ Such attention is alike 10 prom''''e
~. M health aud the increase Of fleece
~ BuckYrheai. This gain sholsIa DC G
'"- befarc the frost ovcrtakes il. II w"u'o p'
y. VI. badly he a safe rule to cntwhen ao'1' I" J,
~, IA halflhe grain in he head is ripelas'. y.
az" sure % save the straw, as II makes eSce''s
proyenler for ra,lle, and II should oe
We obicc, with husbandmen 10 waste nom
'en Which can be converted into animal 'o'
h. Tiuaspla.iation Of Orchards - nc
WV 49,. ,lra,ly on their iartAs