Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
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A iacfa,e f8uurr 81, ar .'Aby doe, ual ay len aen.
fed slak d-"n, as sad ay auetetsfs have ea'p ref.
'aaaa haudfd erafs is..a ct. WITHOUT ever adding par
tsre 40 maaare
lie Was not aware t1at .'4a,ss( h, eres. Was
fffac patty u5.ainr3 nom af ot. au4 tom lb. MOI,
'o'e iu tae syi, So L-t 'e 44a4.uy o. sal "as c al.
itc'sd
I reuya ilsi p',a;s n.ry bc g-dorel an u9 othrr
so'ssaasts Ehau an and ez.ef FL, lire uIaUIHs efHl
heas be Itr,4fuea Pf.carc . qaqntay al p5uu8,l
4.ass. Wa,It c.esn giles ,-,, aad i1ui an IA gfa,.
sod gfzIu let II be elevated NON lie ground anu
her Ieuae lioio any Ula. that dap MILO 1t II cnue
aH e5Hiae1 Wu "a M-.s. a.tf'{ AI... pt dee. ,
fuFe @atef, - hat nut iafiie. Vi ae1 iua caae
near H. De- Seeds Nil Ntsota'e and grow hcight
OF sevefal in,lrs aid tie glass vii not be- diminished
IN Tie least. II tie Nftrmtuf ntiead 81 bong made
win pounded glass. made WITH ,llcy. ainoluc.
and eaIbunale oi lue, 90 thesc Proportions hir they
vNist when they form tba most i,e soils, result
would be tAe sam. |, Is al good sus th.rerN
ls's vegetable aud allai mattel Tie q1anlily o winch
Is Affected BY the 2umIh oil rlauls lhe>e substances
iorn bal snail proportion al the Nhoir, aud vegetable
matter 10 s1lIs Is likely increased 40 diminished
ty the growth 81 plants
II viii thus be perceived, thai the praeice Of enrich,
my land By grcen CROPS tart nothing ELSE than oh.
tainins manure r1m lhc aud Tii that plants form
channel through which tri za4 substances are ,an-
,eyed 10 the sui winch llhto IA by le leaves aud
liass though Tie stems II the fnots.
The r'ats Of gfsss ~ good swafd ground make FOR.
lhSaOit sa0ltIaItau lHfs Ia hlhatuft, aud
led On Respectable authority. thai than twelve tons
ate thus added 10 tie erzng properties al every acre
vi soe When lhetcure. the leaves and stets as well
IS foSts, tfe also Ties spPIt,d, The whOe quantity be
comes very large
Crops turned under far manorr should always be in
sfren state, AID acver ipe aud dry. Ia the t,fner
case they efatut and become III lot supporting yrgela
ilo1 ia The latter, h'y c.nluue Gnoard lut Years.
i.oadun. speaking ou Ills su.eet, iAaA,s lie loow
sng interesting statement;
Among the mosi active paris empay,d as manure
lave nuHd the wild SPECIES ofhe gsou, SNAPS (uus
nid) paasA,d IN llesa ~ lhe bilo 81 tuTulp drs al
ihe rate vi twenty taHs pr lbo piudace buug
at auction .tl2 Wdle The us oltle leld, manured nl
Ions OF farm yard dung, bpught only HON ~ Ia Z Il
per acre. Uther weeds, such as uru,s, thsIles Re
produce crops superior 10 Lam yard dnne' PoIaiot
stems, fresh pIooshed IA clover lay lu1 hea have
iouhd l" Produce crops exceeding ~ bulls per acre
quantity, VII more ruPOruuale Wegh u STRAW Thar
other parts al The slme i'd mauUisd VITA lafu# ,ad
dung, but oacrwlse unar lho circumstances I'm
stems from three acres a good pnlIoes. Nl utauufe al
acre Vi wheat, 10 much better purpose th5n iueea' tom
al iafm yard dung, the usual quauaty allowed IN TIA
pan o. the felanuns claNef and Wheat bong HE crol
"hIeh generally pteeaes ialan.'
We think, that in ease ilrp.-,Afd manure should b
rejected OF wasted, because all HE a4arr " ilch c,l
possibly be had Is always needed I'D god iarnnt# C, bu
fields remote ifum Uauafe ydd,, nay iftIaen., at u
rched at less expense BY gt,on manure, by caIg
farm yard dung upon lhen. Tins Will be e,Jeul who
we take into tie y peus,t diA IN. and spr al
ing On the land, and ihe iael, al crop Of yeapaLl
growth rs already upon 'he sfJlad, spIt4d as evenly
Is desired On The other.
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'We have observed IN ~ parts o lie country in ,h
ai'eT fafi oi summer, pastures t,iy coveted Wllh al
enoThUus growth 81 lie c.ina.uu fed hl,li, C.ifu
laaceo'dtaSa SO that lilt else euta NOW iln HE land
u tins, abou: t4e tine Il uu>sautu Wefc cat rakpd II
heaps with tofsc r4he auI allowed to r.nlrnt tAr,
would furnish vast amount oi manure, add prevent b
seeds sureadlnr