Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

s0Sid reuasia q use ssasf opinion stu, We
se s~srs ibsiin progorioa ~ ihs fsp,dn, 1
Nth rhirh sn, plsHi msI s,ow ard nsiu- 4
ts fruit, ~ -ithin giTsn une de. u 81.
,raci ifcp ihs ssrrh comps -siirely ttes's,
sr,gva o. h0;i'msni r~asrd being had 4.
,tus. thar sSr,s o,her pl.n' that reqpir~s .
longer hns 50 irtow and u,siare ~. fra.ts
los III, dass noi pSo,e ihM thai the sag,s.
gate qaan,iiy 81 noot,shpsBt.is gresier In one
rsn ihsn Va tie o,bsf Again oats are mos,
etuct,1, so~ed 90 the poorest field on the |
farm. sad hecau,s good emp cannot he
e'own Ne preceding year where nothing /
vogiG have rfn.fe,ed co the osi had leased
On sihsuslaI,on they are denounced 80 rob.
itft - tie rsrh "a vanarl de.ol,tors nj
~ itnius and rithts 4 word OF i~o more. I
aus our plea IN behalf II this oppressed and I
Ts'iletrinp all be ~ an end. give II the bone
Gi off toneetial .ni' and clns,e.--so~ ear. !
" and rive 10 the estui . plenty az seed and /
u vii more thsn void hN remuneration /
for sVsfy favor bet,owed upnn ia hundred Z
bu,hel. . nd Up~sm, Of bushels 10 tho acre
has oh,e Lrta rauci, snr one should rest
oontehiol with an, les, and tbs guam.
NV may under proper cifcums,ancss snd
eu,ur, be rssln lsbd with such yield 10
one oosht 10 eruu,h'e.
PUTly,as he Grsvai The ground
,hoall br ploughed de.p---.,y or ,aeh.
q. Thoroughly pai,stized and a f,ef the oats
are plolsh~i IN 2 OF thres inches deep, no,
rrofv ,hc ground should he aauo wed fine.
~ md ,hen rolled waha heavy roller, so
Inn, The esrh may BE- compressed around
The ,sed and fpeilila,e rs gei minn,ion
Qsasfiit Of SEED 10 fhs Acre - From
to 4 b1,hsl 70 The acre has bern found he
lies, qnsa,ay
B,ri,p There 10. we think, too liule
II this gram sown IN our country Its
grain whsn chc,s makes one ofthe b~s, Il
rnow satisnrsi mrrses SIR horses and
stock generally that 10 TO BE- found IN the
who's catalogue Of esulo msat As an al
tentative OF change OF d is ~ invaluable. I
Ia good sandy loan. moderately drv, it will
yield from IS to SO bushels 10 The acre
ia straw i, well rch.hed ny cows and oxen,
!, nourihih. sniserves 10 exc out winter
prov nder tho grain itself will sell more
readily aud bring better price in market
than Rye In a word, Barley, generally
speaking, is scer,nin crop, while Rye, to
sar the least Of h,nas precarious and tickle .
IN is yielding as some female bipcds VT
have heard OF IA our younger days.
Ciorsy EtIit All Clover fields should
BE- dressed wiIh n bushcl OF plaster 10 the /
aero
LaeerH> We have often advised orr
readers to try few ncrcs OF this valuable
graz. Whether GU, grocn and fed to hor.
scs and cattle, or cured INTO hay, i, is one Of
the most profitable Of all artificial grasses.
|, may be cur three or four times year
Corn ~, is time to be putting The corn
ground IN order, and while the grower may
be making his arrangements, let him not
forget that his success will manly depend
upon the pains he may bes,ow in the prep.
afation oil hn ground --,hnt he should
dough u deep pulveri1e II finely, and ma.
nufe wnh everything IN the shape OF fer !
ulizcrs which he can command, giving |, |
broad cast, and with liberal hand, no, omn.
ing 10 give TO each hill a mixture Of ashes
and bushel OF plaster to the aero This
may appear small quantity 10 be spread
oYot severai thousand hills, but small AS il /
rn,y be. there is enough ofihe virtue OF fer, (
uliy IN it--enOugh Of tn peculiar food OF
the corn plant TO impau TO II the capaci.
" to increase its yield fully 3j per CEN,
Early planning wenivise as the safest and
h.N practice, beside adnrdlng time for re.
planting IN the event OF the plants being cut
of by tho worm, or any other ofihe numer-
Gus enemies u which they nrc subject
/ the Gu, worm should be fcarcd two bush.
els OF salt To the acre might be found to
prove their quic,us, while il would not fil
70 be ofservIce in promoting the growth Of
the pants.
Old Fed, We have often advised the
passing harrow over them and we again
repc,, it. rs also that a bushel Of plaster
shoplI be sown over each acre jna before
OF Immediately afcr rain W'lh such
treatment We have no doub, lha, good milk
Welding pastures might be produced in a
few months il cattle in The mean time were
KEEP, Oh them
Grnn ftids -Thes~, whoa The ground
II sufficiently dry, would be bcnedueJ by
hsiny h,rowed and rolled
Li~iag Lrqfs Every owner Of a farm
that Ia, no, already lbeen lined, should
make every efoH TO give TO his cultvn led
Land dressing OF lime, as unless he does
so. be never can expect anything like q
Cermanea, improvement II he should no,
he able 10 give to each acre 100 bushels.
fiftv will suffice, and even twenty FIVE
bushels will answer n mos valuable pur.
pose. Indeed, In soils exhausted by i'm.
proper culture, we would no, advise The ap-
phcAi.on q, single time OF more than the
latter quantity
Working Horses, OIsr, asi Males
Eseh AID all OF these animal, should re.
es,ve increased attention IN grooming and
food, IN order tina, they NAV 90 ior,h 10
their labon wI'h Strength and spirit.
MiieA Corr These useful creature, n,
IL" critical period Of the year should have