Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-18
AGRICUL TUR A L
Frpm the smefiraa Farmer.
WORK FOR TIE MONTH
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Root Cutnr, n here be any Z uuf readers who IN
,.na Ia ealf,a,e rsts az wnfef ed f their mich cows
,od aher slrk to such wnnld AXE hrs eatly offor
,sny If .ayinp iha, they should commence a. nnee 10
prepare the MANURE al rah's delight most IN such ma
mares well htikn dawn IN the fibre. by doeonns
lion Cum Ns formed # mash mud ,road scrapings earth
ffan head lands. wead mould aud barn yard ~ stable
manure answer admirably such culture The pr
portion OF harm yard stable MANURE. should form len
one bird hglfof he dy al the compost which,
when frne! should be worked over eyefy ten day OF
Two works To lei IN the air. make The 'nSiu'r thu mute
sansbr and exriie 10 more penorsl irrn"nttion aud
decay II he ignepns paris IN The selee 'n
OF Kinds offoh f,f culture The Cont. ParsniP Manee
Wurx- Sugar Boot and Ruta Bag', should all be al
tended TO- Ihr f.t Il ihss,. b"sds being perolitly
adapted for the fod II mich cows. most excellent t.
4 Ne sd A. an alicrnsve ad for n tsrs tending. as II
drs loosen he hide. improve he at aoi eeastal
sppes lance u the latte animals. All Of he above named
roat. n Yiven 10 mich cows cut up fine. a reck al
a meal in add lion h their long feed greatly adds In
their pwers e srcfelnu milk through the winter, ard
while il increases the qnnliiy yield improves sqnal
lily
Tn. four frs' named toois shonid be drilled In during
the Month of Nav. very early say dufing the hfsl
week 10 jun; the atet will tn he seeded any
in the month II June. ~ durug the first "eeh IN
ely fsr qnany Of product Is concerned, he eaIlef
the better in he designated months
We have given formula flr a comp st above; hui
will here em1k, that good dressing any we'll ated
manure win and that lis power Of prolonged ben
EFF will be greatly Increased by mixture with plaster.
he pnpuriun II hushe 10 ~ double horse cart
Ind. fr the compost totted manure; and we vii fur
TIER add tina, 900 Tbs af puano and bus of plaster per
acre. mixed tpe her. VII renrnefaung crop
II a's,. will 10 bushels If hone ealth. eqna
quantity Il ashes aud bosbrl Of plaser,
l'ort. Planting. As 10 the proper limo of planning
Gun that must be regulated by locality snd Seasons, In
cuntfy like this, stretching many degrees oil lat
nde AMI presenting al sots Of climates aud varied ten
perstufes. u is imp ssbe IN dtfairy fix any day FOR
this operation; the time when should be qotIen IN
must ibe,rfre be governed a. we have ptemsed by 10
ranrs aad seasons But general rule, II may be
assumed tat il always best 10 put IN early, IN
average II years il succeeds best when thus plan
ted III efure. Il may he father assumed as safe rule.
that yn should get yuur corn IN AFTER the asi
ont Of The ground, as II can be plough aud put into fine
tih.
Erfeni ofcrop I less land he fertile plant
more han yno fnsnnrei aud he In t-nd
that we'll The plant hrog one that requires full
diet. it is futile expect Ia fnd remunernurg reInrn
(,r labur bestowed except WHEN gown IN soils naturally
rich. wh're they may b. made sn by plentiful appca
iiuns If rptlching WIN good land we'll pre-
pared, well mauutei. well ru yaled and favorable
AN, bundled bushels If corn may he gown acre.
and under such coarerrn, instances ought
TO be satisfied with less in large fields. than an
sssrsge product 81 fifty SHY bushels on that quantity
Of isBd And vet. how muy there are, whu p, .cul5
tyaing popr exhausted soils in com. lavshy expendpg
th-ir abm and sweat VIII, reap. as their reward. shne
tiir 01rrss 10 the acre Quan'ty Whch really
doss pay ur interest snd the expense of culture
Why his is So 1t is MT purpose th say; but it may
In part arise from The fact. that men indulge in II
biilpn Of having Il SAID That her fields larger
than Their neghbls, when they should he animated by
that te anhliian. ii having their land IN gh slate
OF frty. To crafty the lat er desire is within The
power u most men. who sednuuslv set themselves L.
work sccumulate the materials to be converted IN
Ia MANURE fjr every msfh in every ds. aud
each share. 10 b. found the elements Which by nd
rfura 7sii ,yh will Ike
manure. few bushels If the FIRST few lbs OF he
Two lster minerals vii be salh Ter" to ansforin
ny cart loads al the marsh mud and other suhs'
into manure as viii ferize uf land. And where
neither II the ahve mineral substances may be hand
load NJ stable harn.Yard msuure will leaven up
loads Of mud, mnrk. or othr Guide substances and
convert them into good manure in few weeks, by mix
ing the two d ifereni matters together.
There nther subs'anca. to he found On
almost every farm, which by being comp bundled with
,h caniens of barn and stable yards also be made
into good manure however as We have 81 often painted
them out, viii not here racspiulae them bu leave
it 10 the observing farmer la d. 81 himself
Preparation Of the ground Deep ard careful plough.
ing just essential to The successful growth of
good sill; luxurani plant, be provided with
ample pasurage fr The spread and d. Of lis la era
aud TAP roots the greater the degree # ease, and tho
fewer the ulsrucona, whirh it with. the moro
vigorns and heshfu will be lie onward course; Prov
ded you supply II also with proper food in sufficient qua
TILES It's appetite being keen. and its physical wants
JAILED Of much Of its fr proportions. Consulting the
wssis f The corn plant. deem il important, that The
aad should be. We have stated above ploughed deep
and ,oanghy puiseriz by The harrow and roller
Give ID j; Deep and fine bed. well supplied with strong
nasutes. keep the aud eleany worked Afterwards and
ualess abe season by very inauspcous, your labor,
cannoi fail 10 be wnsd with large cup Of corn; f
when Se treated, il GENEROUSLY re urns all favors bes
tow ed
Distance Of ro,cs Corn planted by 8 fee',we thnl
about the right distance Ia ensure large cop Tw
and ibfee stalks in a IiIl-bui this distance and THRU
can only be sustained under circumstances II goo
su aud penl supplies # proper food. In Thin lands
unless highly MANFRED. not than stalk shoul
he lehi hill. The furrows should north an
ssnIh. ,,.,f
Number Of grains in hill - From 4 to grains q
corn should be- drorped in zach hill; the plants 10 b
ihiped out AZ the ffsi rking to 3. the srnues
sssne sseeted TO remain. Position u ,hs plant n b.
.estfe ifsnvr,S se'e,sione.
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