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

Ia .ay thai OcfO5fr i buster month
do suy other with the prudent Agricul-
,,,,.,. would Be 10 ialk fiction. ! thing
:. lave no prsd.leetion for, = there i
\ month In the Farmer and Planners
1..lrmlar that has moi IL own peculiar
rl,ins. ani shonll not occupy their entire
,;,ne; and lie thai would prosper IN has
r,IIins. musi iake good earc nom the
oo,nins Of January until The closing Of
I,ecember, that he and lliose around him
are alwsys bHsy. but never hurried, ior
4, IN. suffers himself 70 be hurried. OF
len. II that very fact. affords both The
evidence and the rule that he il an injn-
dicilas manager. Bot 1--WE may - speak,
though he present has only is own pc
raliar tolls with other months. still there
are ia, about lIe labor which belongs 70
/, of deep moment 70 many. 10 the
wheal-grower. Cor instance. il i usually
A period Of much interest, - il !. during
II continuance that he gets ii his seed
wheat, and commits fhs crop 70 The earth
tha, i 10 furnish him The means of mel 4
ing liz next years moneyrd Obligations.
lnruIyins lhen 20 nurh IL The future well
being of large portion Of The husband
msu ol our country, i, i lie duly Of all
20 see lha, no portion Of is thirty one
iay. Be losssshai should. and can be. ap-
ptapriased 10 The business of tie farm,
md sha. whatever may be done during
is continuance shall be done in proper
lime. and 10 The very best possible way;
for shings done out Of time, and but in
differently we'll. scarcely ever come 10
good. 80 ....
YOU doubtless agree with Us in our
views i. pressed above. permit " 10 point
Oh. 10 you few OF the many duties
which will De daily pressing upon your
attention during the continuance Of the
manlh,
on THE FARM.
Ipasa,. We can hardly think, after
the frequent admnniiions we have given
yoa Tor The lsst few months, that there
are many of YOU vho have still 10 plough
up Your wheaa grounds; but should there
be any who are in iha, situation, our al
we Is hat they devote ,heu whole fore
forthwith TO breaking sp and pulycrifing
the soil, IN order that their seed wheat
may be go, in as coon rs possible, a. The
bsuer i, NAV be rooted before winner &c i
in. The better prepared will the plants be
TO Withstand the upheaying tendency o
the allerna.e,f zings and thawings which
occur between December and April. Ii
all who may sill have TO &C. their lands
ready, we say. spare no pains 10 have |
well aud deeply planglIed and rcndere,
Of fine ,ilih, as even the best ground. IL
have not Justice done TO il in ITS pre-
para.ioa. NAV turn OH. an indIiteren
GRIP. In all Eases where whea. Is Z
be seeded. the roller and harrow sao.''
be freely used. so tina, all Jumps aud clod
be broken up. aud no impednnen, be pre-
.cn'ed to The growth Of The plant; an
every wheat grnwer should make it a
insatiable rule, always TO finish his seed
Ing by rolling.
Let no seed wheat he sown that ha
not been previously soaked in brine, q
the lye OF ashes. Cor the La, l2 I" 2
hours, aud, ..f,er being drained. dried !
lime. The brine OF lye, should br mad
strons enough to bear an egg or potato'
anil a sufIicirn, quantity Of line shout
bc'usea In dust every seed of wheat. u,
fate putting The wheat into the brine
lye, IL would be best 10 wash IL Thorough
ly in clean water. aud 10 skim oil all III
lish, aud imperfec. seed that may s~''
on the surface. BY thus treating yo'
seed wheat, Won secure these good etiec
An early termination and sigorot
grow,h a, the onset, aud exemption tro
sn,d.
In all lands that have not been lime
We; would advise the sowing OF ir
bushels per acre of either lime or ashe
say five or ten. at the Time Of seeding Il
wheat, TO he then narrowed IN: ana 81
farther, we would advise, that two bus
elsi of salt per acre should be sown
,hs wheat, either this fall or early ne
spaag Every wheat field shoald be La
dry by water burrows
of The qaaatiiy of seed per acre.
can bu, repeat he,e what we have "''
said before, that no man should ever r
less than two bushels per acre into 4
ground. &#a#. +*s $50
Rye III any one has been so RENT
in his duty ia Ia l,arr omitted to get
Ms'Rye, he may still SOW with the pr'
pas,of arsasonahlc yield. but we 'h''
1t would be we'll for NIL such To delay
I'll nearly the freezing up OF the s'''' a
then 10 sor fir psrks to the acr', taxi
careto plough in his seed three or 10
iaehss desp, an to IL, tla harrow t"'i'