Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14

viii be ala>t u-leSs. and i, sf ul " relieved q il
superabu dant water by drainage. Having PREPARED
your soil. directed employ pd seede, and lei him
carefully your seed which, when so.-n must be
narrowed brushed in; that done, the ground should
be rolled. This ater operation brings the earth intu
uIintafe contact with the SEED AID eRsftes quick
ger. lnai'n and the Vigorous growth flh- Pla:ts.
Qnantity 81 Seed per .lcyt---L Than peck OF
>eei per sh .uid sIwn, and be IA
ken IN lis purchase order thai II be fre, aiid well
cleaned In s,ir mead is necessary 10 suM ueu-
y q seed III order thai the ground may occupied by
tie arass pants and the les lea tIr WEEDS.
Rye. The earlier ynu get your Rye IN his nth the
better opportunity w have of establishing Itself Win
enable willis aud the pressure Of FIRST and
ihawse berteF I'LL lis chance BE- u escapI! from The
feels "t Winter killing.
In pIpuggng, BE- sure up the soil as deeply as
your team will allow vou-and be as sure Is make the
Iilth perfectly fine BY The free OF the harrow At
your seed is in the ground, harrow and roll the sur
acr.
Qunntity Of Sect per .lcre.-The quantity Of seed per
acre usually seeded, is pecks. We think pecks the
safer quantity.
lfthe had on which you are ab,ut to sow your Rye
should not be ia good heart you would find be your
interest to sow broadcast each OF it,
Of bushels Of ashes aud Of plaster Ii it be possible
tr You do 81, II would he better 10 each
and p ugh ln tuXture camp SD t 4UJI1s. Ut Peru
Wan Guaun and bushe of Plaster
1tTHiPs.-lt You have not sJwed your T6rnips, You
mas still put them IN any lime between this and the
i0h Of the month the earlier the better for the mode
If dong We reei y"u 10 our instructions Of last month
in which you will hId everything laid down calculated
t, sire cess rs oar paper circuate5 in many paris
o The country here coal is uSd, fuel. will men
ti1n, tsa if 40 bushels of coal ashes aud gallons OF
fish III he aidei TO the usually applied turnps
the safety and quantity Of tie product will be greatly
hanrc,
CU1l0.-As the time fur seeding wheat is al hand
seize the say that this manure is peculiar
led la The II Of u1 t,Il
car % 81 uuld procure supply. Where SIM lie
icrDp may he The object - ~ lbs. pei, acre. will be enough
where permanent lin prove:nent of soil is looked
as 1t ought always tn boo lbs, per acre, will be
cessary neither on quantity the other he used,
bnshei Of plaster should mixed with either. GuanC
should always DE- puug he'd into The full deptn OF the fur
row, be HAT " hat 1t may. And To save the necessity
for inquiry, will remark, that when liked with plas
ter and pnu5hed IN, 1t matters not how recently The
land may have been lined nor will ii al all interfere
with Tile effective operation Othe Qua 10, if lining BE-
perfrned at the tEe, prov dtd the lime be applied
To tie surface Of the SOIL and the former poughed in
For in favor Of ponghing Guano in, vol
), page 60.
The inquiry is frequently made Of u.s. as to the pro
pretty Of top IesSnI with GuanO, and To that in
gary the cuinprchensyey, will IN Ike the re
mark, htTe-lhat from the volatile Of the muir
tni principle contained in Guano it should never be ap
pIed y the sura'c as much Of its virtue, when thus al
Piled escapes and lis hem Fl are 10 that extent lost
like y The soil. and the growing crop Ii used at all
oircsoIng. ii should be usrd in liquid form -sa,
~ gallons oi rllnwaler mixed with every pound Of Gu
an7 He rain water would give Temporary fXdity i
the already trned ammonia Of the Guanu AID the eby
tor time, prevent loss, but The action Of the uu
would he but for very limited period. and the full ben
IN If the manure is desirable. I'VE repeat -Guanu shou
always be pIou5hrd n to place it beneath The earth
IS the only asble way by which greatest AMOUNT
benefit can be cured the soil. Among the minor ~
eratlons OF the garden it may be well enough solu
stt( ,t.rl III 1 II
there Il would be best 10 work il into the earth
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