Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-30
&C RTCULTURAL.
r. ~ fhc Smdhc.n Planter.


-. INV law VI MANDht->.
We n.iae 'l'l lHr question ~ Do mauTes ascend On
"fSc''" ''i' ''''y ven c'isIderaiy discussed Hor
KIT o"h PAt "e ~ANi n' more tmnk y asking or dis
81 ~ '"i" l',UIA yuan W. sh1Hld whether moisture
iSfrHu7"r d''''H'r l. obviously does both and 50 Il
''" !" ' 7 nv eI' liia'iuFeS Is 10 De restrict
tu n" Ht''s'fi -'''~'&'.reS only.
lit '''"- "' 'r''rNe HIN VI Ndiiinle paris q ma
i'H '''''" '' i"'o 'ne ar ana washed INTO
e III An HIN 'u''t m proPrieiy o. some psiilons
by "i.N Tue iao' Is attempted l'b Illustrated For in
Sart' f" i n" HI @ases q manure ascend oui the
q" ~ >'1 i'' i'l Is mere I'l s'9h' OF. that Tue
sane 50 '-'i' ar' aiAo'r Ha'f W lef different CIR
gum i'''~ Z" assuming ~ q gas Gus ana S'u "rn-
'u' Is '"s - "'" ca'D'",-"Hch Constitutes The
4rrarS' l'r p ordinary m'HnFeS as wen as vegetable
"'9'5'''N '"1 's' VIVA h,'r'-en, -WhIch has formerly
I,,;. II ,I - I N .'5'; ; s.l Ie'u y many
,n,,r, ''1 ''' ''1''' e''"'" III
I'll I r.
;,,,' h;, l,,'-i 49, I '',u' -" we e'i'" Ut
iu HIN "'S''pn9 substance is
VIZ ~ ,i - ''eu " MAJ mas become
~ itI . - "1> Nj V'u'ST' SIiF ih'o w ar,
H. AZ T - - -i-''' ,'u o,Pn '''Fu oh
- ; " V'I..I i'o''in Oh H. HaS oeen
'i,, !, HILL - anu 'ie e"Ioun ans
zen '0'I''eu nave "9aI1l become paris oil lie al
e y" III 'i'"'ut' Is III Inc FORM II ammonia,
" u II nag "eeh proved;
> pc c'P'ioe ny me smell and mas also by means of
'S, .t. Ue'e''en !" Ii ascent MIST people are "a
-, -. 800. " ''''
''',S .. ! T. Eol'F, ana rfad!iy passes
LIN w :" sli S'"r, i - 4'S1 easily soluble in water;
,rTi I'D "'s|Vr ii'' me earn oy rams
III 'e Eyrl N"S'2tre "hloh l9Tms salt may become
NV ''.' ~ I'N ''''' .'e e@'ln.
rs :, ''i"o''ieu WIN substances which SUB
"''i0 W." PGEe"' '.'e escape OF ammonia; such
ca'''''-uuN' nom coai- pitS' peat muck,
'"' Ne4e'ane OF can'aceonS suos ancfs generally.
y '"e F"F = 'til"e.'"lph IS properly regulated and
~ "a ''e : 'o''eu WIN articles which VIII abs rb
ie 20 a9 "ey "l9 u''en9"ged mere VIII be no waste
'S " N'''Oe'e' IVY '"'' "''"t'eI smell IS emit
zee ny nahnre some OF 'helF valuable properties be-
IT, h'nce 'hef 'dars should not be wasted
ON Inc d'Stll am lhry should b. saved and converted
i"'' Nt-e1't SUBSTANCES, ~ Whlch condlllon they are
'hl more a-Iredoe 10 me 0Hdct01e,, but become
su'H'A''d' FIHVl'S u d"i'Aai nutrition.
As 10 the S'RhlHg 1T manures there is positive evidence
Of the tac have n many Instances seen lis effects
10 the depth vi several feet. On the farm Of Mr. Prem
llre near iIs city, II WIS lately noticed in digging Gel
lar near where compost heap had laid, thai The EARTH
To the deh Of three feet from the surface, though it was
"t quite compact and clayey nature, impregna-
ted with the qualities nt the that they Were plain
lv prrrepu5l1 And the effects Of manure are always
" 'gSs G7Ph: IN proportion to the
HI IisTn,. n;,; f'n"iy y manure aPPil-
,. Lii. .I''I '"H' Ine siuoir parts OF ma
iii 4 I ]'u I'',e' Sal'a "''" aIAdllhe nases,
i; 0'' ''U "~9'u -" great extent oy psTcoia
TuoI..,1 ,..,.1
Il u! t; o'' % '''"e @t'u'a De D'Htedls anoth
o.. tIer ; fIi i All WI" me qne|'io'' "he'h
,.b Whit; ,t. 'u'' uiscus7eu ana some.
i, - "''rfys S'e"d, nave arrived at
ii h ,.1 ''e ,, snout oe paced from "a 1901 10
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