Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-15
WORK FOR MARCH.

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must be and IN the true spiIit OF Stout IL
luton and determined viii. unconquerahe energy
and unrng industry. they will prove IN the sequel
To have been lncntrcd without profit The mind must
be made Ia labor rs ell as the hands. Plans must hc
adopted least week IN advance, and these cannot be,
uue the mind shall ho made think we'll aud Judi
cuuslv their cuucoclioa but When these plans shall
have been adopted. the unc which may have been de
voted Ia their perfection will prove 10 have VISITED.
unless they carried out with perscscrng vigilance
and serurnlous cNlrne,s This ony he effectively
dime where the proprietor gives personal supervision
over every operation his farm and he may iaho our
word fr ala palfot well directed eyes thus oecuple |,
can effect more dian four par OF hands We advance
this opinion irpn personal experience and therefore scaL
adSIsely when say. that attention 10 business On the
par OF the master attention on the part al the
hands
In srttinga the spring crops lhcrahy must nc olscrs
ed IN tie desperation ol manure.
With this brel introduction will pass 10 such ma,
iers as should b. prampt attended 10
ONrllf FARM.
Soaring Of ClereySeed As we among thusr who
believe. that land can hc preserved IA condition OF
fertility without the Of cn NE observed embraces
clover within lis economy rs well oI turning IN, AS lor
fnd ! stock We adv all who may have wheat fields.
( hN have doue alrrads 10 s1w thereon, upon
every acte, from = 10 tt pounds ol good clean Go
yer Seed.
Sttrng Grass Seeds-So the frost Is out OF
tn, oarth, and the ground sufficiently dry 10 bu ploughcd
without INJURY al hnds oil Ria's He''S may !" sown-as
'm''hN' '.efa s'osS' '''''a s'aSs' ny srass and
l.uccrno. \ Iaer. prevails IN sme parts ol our cnun-
Try al sowing Timothy aud tasef-eed tgether The
practice we thnk a bad unc. Clover flowers aud Is fiji
3'o'' sever" "e'eS ieolt '"oo''N' anu Is therefore
"a 'p,'9 = N R'aMn ~ 3" va - 9'''' hsld. We
would always " imlhy seed alone. With rerarl
y hg quantity u ICED we ma lehAfN thai ltss Ihan
peek per acre should mover De- s'un and that peck
audi hail per aerr could very adNahg'uusy he used
that sparc nigrlund.
tlnycr and ofcharl grass though they don1t Il lwrI
At thesa time, may Ie sl"n together with decided
improvement both Ion pasture and hay. When they are
s1"n together. the clover musi direct tie Judgment rs
to The ptoptr time n cutting lot hay ~ s1os Ia,
clover Isln bloom. without looking 10 The OF the
clars grass is lie time taeut Nhcn thus soNn To
geth'r T. lbs, 81 Clover I'd aud bushe Of Orchard
grass should be so"n on each acre Pastures thus
much better than when clover r. n sb,yn thereon
the cattle mcasuraby mp from contracting the
disease called the hoyen. The quantity of hay which
my be grown o. an arfe greater, While The quality /,
better
very good compound f grass-stod ur hay OF pas
turr may he formed oi tpSrsted. Orchard prss sired
and Perennial Rye hrass seed. Nhcu so~n lopelhs
II III. Of the ormrr and luoi1 al each Of the alie
should lie sown per acre.
Fm7ndiiot If Pastures II any one should wish /,
f,rn permanent paslnlr, Where the stick may, AT all
times find rich ysrlun and ecrrous Lite of ~ ss th,
5oWmg IN Nt0re II grass seed would probably BE- The
very best that could ha desired We viii promise how
ever. that before sowing the field should be thorough,
and generously mmored and lined. Then SOW each
acre lbs of lyvcrsced flushed of Ilrrs pass seed
bushc Of kentucky blue grass seed and .Ishol oi
Orchard grass seed. harrow II in lightly and roll the
ground We viii only add that the ground should bo
thoroughly and dc, ply plu9hod aud H. fine with til,
harrow and relef beoff Tie sowing ol the seeds Suc
pasture woul last tor an a4c, narrowed ~ alter
nat year, occasionally supplied with limo, ashes and
plaster say every fourth year; every Application b,
Immediately followed by the harrow. To those VIII,
have permitted lhe stock oni5y the procaous luXurc
# tad sides and cwoods the prepa alton Of pasture
may appear involving unnecessary labor and expense
but they may assured that they could not appropri
ale labor and money 10 any object which would couduc
10 their interest while they would have the satisfaction
Of seeing then stock in such condition as To brine none
into Their pockets and reflect credit upon Their repun
TONS rs proydrni ayric lturiss aud ,nplas to thci
n,plbors
Horlsoras4 nj the rate Of s el ofsced To- the acre
may be sovn now or at any time during the sprinr
though we are free 20 conf So that we ha 20 moi much con
ceit of it as hay pfass not because 1t .ors not max
rood Imlaabc ha, r it does but because II does no
make enough Of It n lie acre As hay for sheen it
rood and in thai connection il mnhr he advisable t,
sheep hnshan,ma, 10 have sufficient number of acres il
il 10 furnish hay So rs IL Afford them an opppritnily /
alternate hcir lonr food. chance Of diet with fmr
footed as well az with ws footed animals being promo
: tive of health
(lre1 fcLLy- All clover fields which may moi h,y
been so treated already sboud have os s,on ,s
a busncl or ulosor say, n I'm each acre SnrL a work
h Isl neri,r,n,J in Il m list cloudy d,v
U,uTyo o,i u,n,u,c-We feel t6pt WI need bardI
remind tLo c,,,.5I L1sI,,,,,,,n ,L,t Lo sba11 - =
,me in gc,no his uaour in mace an ,hc fields ,ybcr
il may h. needed for his corn and other snring crors I'M