The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-01
The Farmer.
: rom the Farmers Monthly Visitor.
ON RAISING OF WHEAT.

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n and lido think "'u''' W ~. ,...e,.. ce hp.,,.-r,
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up hens egg; tneh put :" .0u. "" w.
than the brine WIN co'e'' ot' " a''u o"'' -" '''e
usany thing viii rse' ""' H''' va "' "o ''s''
neIs Of wheat, OATS lg"' Ne'"oS VI 'oo"'e' u' w
any thing that Is injurious " ''e S''u. '"'" '""0
s.he whent out ana put INFO '"e S"'e D'"o ""o'""'
,la and SO on I'LL you nave c'e""'u u" w'," ~
tor washing put the wheat I'M" a"e"p-''e' Jay FIX
hours -'''" '''N '.h.,, 7
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Tor '"r'y years. a"" WIS "'""y"
proofs hom the same a' cunt "''s". o"e' "'',
satisfied from my own experience o' INC 'e"eu'"''
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HAHVEsTiNG WHEAT
~ commence cutting my wheat "hen very
s'een' when ma me Kernel IL out OF the """ ana
aoOu' as nara as nour dough- winch you may kno"
5W Sqsezhg me Kernel between your myers then
'u' as last as cam either IN tar weather or not
90 M" 'T' lay !" the gravel on the ground exposed
either TO the sun or rain. but bind 1t up in single
O"D' near the o0t'' set up IN s'ookS oil eight bun
IL mu. c an.r, . ,a;.,o ..;,,, 49,
fl, f., n,o,or,;n T., ,,,;. :, IN. ,;.,
and III. .,r IN tho .,r,,. ,v, .f,,d ,on,.hr,sn, -
A kernel. snt;c;s,, n :, from shrinking too
M wo,h H., ali. rcd a., L..,., ,.,,;n. al
Il, ,ooa,.s. .a ,,o .,r,,,, ,,.l,.s ,o,,.,, c,dd,r
for neo .ocs beconse Il re,ans MI the am ,ba, the
wheat do., No, Absorb, when, cured in ,bis w,v
,ha,bss vo,, .o., and ,v NJ, .hs,, IN, nv .,r,;ns
Il to the barn.
a Think farmers arc not aware how green they may
cut their wheat, aed wha, saving they may have in
the quality of whea, aud. straw They have only to
try this method aud feel assured tina, they will find
Ito their interest.
"A In the summer of 1888, 7 sowed one and three
f0uhs of an acre Of wheat IN one lot When harvest
ed and threrhed had seventy bushels One full
acre stousr than the three. fcurhs: therefore
calculate tina, one acre produced forty two bushels,
and the three four,hs at the rate of .hir,yeigh, bush
ell" the acre. The kind of wheat sowed was the
Siberian and red chafr I GENERALLY sow to the acre
one bushe and an half of seed. have had the mos,
wheat to tho acre when .own from tho 18Th to the
10Th of May. My usual crop Of whea, is from 25 to
30 bushels to the acre, with common ,iIlage.
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