The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-05

cen. Al lessi. hail few load. or DIR, and
foin dan a he ] ,uer para a tie ward
q Prevent he Liquid p,fsion a lie ma
nsre from escaping.
lasted q Suffering ire liquid pan 81
de manure Of iiie bsrn-yard q esrspr,
ne should NOE The nheeIbanou, aud
,uPrly sufficient qasnliiy Of maisrisls
10 o',snrh lie same.
BIT Who has thought higily snoseh
Of our sraaps? Who can calculate
The aniounl nf muck o. mud 10 be found
On The State ~ Maine! III this v.laatle
material can Be li.hIly aanared-if our
farmers one and III well make strong ef.
loris esery year 10 p.oeure this maleTial
from sWamps, pond holes, from Ihe
brooks and other places, what change
may be wrought ID our asricullure.
Sl?pose that farmer By driving Tor
ward has business and making 4 proper
improvement Of time can Be able l, spare
three weeks ~ ihe course Of each wear, IN
collecting materials for msnure--wfat el.
leeis viii il,is have upon lis prosperity!
How much ihaoure will farmer who like
Farmer Thrifty is man Of energy, collect
neighieenda ys-al oniy.six loads per;,Isy
II will eise one hundred and eight loads
lei il,is be thoroughly mixed with the ma
more 81 &c bsrn-yard. the stable, tie sheep
pm. and III. hog yard. When clearing
outside y azure ola harn.yard, le, quaint.
~ OF aud. Sc. be placed upon the bottom.
Let Us also cover over The animal manure
with loan, tnrf, mud, &c. so that lis viz.
tues rnaynot escape. Wien digging over
manure lee us moi fnrgeiio eoyerlhe sane
with some material calculated TO prevent
The precious matter from escaping into The
atmosphere.
Il has brcn oilcn assered that one load
nf animal manure will lerment llirre loads
~ peal--,his Is substance which is 70
be found il swamps. and differs from mad
o. muck. Il must be more or task 10
bring peat into The right condition 10
operate vel as manure Than mud or
muck.
lis easy enough 10 see Ihai every FAR
ufrr wlln can fni mud or muck. &c. may
double ortrehle The quantity ofhiJnannra
At 4 very triiling expense. Those who
may not happen to reside near some
swamp may certainly procure at leas,
considerable quantity Of rich matter in
waste places BY turling The highway, &c.
But suppose tiai farmer cannot geima
lerials enough 10 satisfy his ambition, he
can adj to his manure by rllughing in
green crops. Various mode. OF plough-
ing in crops Tor manure have been recon
mended. Ploughing in grass s,ubhleim-
media;ely after haying. and sowing fresh
grass seed, Is one excellent method Of I'M
proving the soil. II grazing lands that
are cleared Of Instructions 10 The plough
we're ma a.el in the same way, ihe far
ner will lind his labor I, he weilapplied.
plpughing in crops Of clover AZ foil length,
and he using Of Plaster Of Paris 10 aid
the growth of the clover, shoulIin some
cases b. I,taciiced. Every farmershould
take al agricnliuralpaper, andthese slieald
give ont 10 the people in plain unvarnish-
etllangnagc Tile necessary knowledge. u
young lawyers multiply upon us and con
trise BY vile inirignes 10 sitin high place:
and hold aerirul ural skill and industry in
| the most sovereign coniempt, there viii
yet be found a " rcIeeming spirit in The
people," 2~# 'a" J. E. h.
/ X ,mt,rI. ptemb,r, 1874