Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-14
AGRICULTURE AL,
From HE llaefienn Farmer.
WORK FOR TIE MONTH

Cattle yards llayr tnsty ads olfpugh materials
hauled as vii eat'e yad. - inches Ia dep h;
fashion these bls shaped, la prevent he escape uf
the uine o natly spread plaster over your Yards,
after the cattle c,nha,d therein; adding you
.lhet rlpgh materials fr,n tim To Tine; aul I'd
f il. by next pug, II suei eals Will h'yo bucn
naie nlo the aest eassh : iefzfrs which yuu could
d, sire.
.nnerials for .nnnpr.-N1 should gather nll the sub.
stance youf farm ltai b. midr iut1 AID
esriay compost l'ea, = t,br converted mlo mould
wi oh, pefmli ,uu, e. The element f fer
nhy. what the blnd /, II lhr hu man system, the life
sping aud ,oDtca 81 II airy. Without there be- mouid
IN the sol. smefdng identical in constitution. no II
cae be tefe natslhsaudl,g all the Inorganic elements
ware ihereln pas7n -: ,ehlnn The HtHre princ,plc.
u9e'tihig meriiabe Mould o. animal and rcgctabc
'aatiefs III STATE Of derdg. indispensable gouJ
.o ss sh Is TIN coaeociiag Of good pot NJ soup
lpan III suhWt pr iessnr Dana. who we uok upir
IS one Of he genuine lights Il Agricultural sHoce,
says
".aioud is ialy MANURE. If The mould ,oil were
separated iium The ealtIy portions VI sHl il would de
pave iha sill a., ir plHet o. gpwng crops llrte. then
We come IN h Dad dis incllun between he soil aud
nare. he sil Is TIE earth which plants grow, tho
mould Is he manure n that sll. The sh is he earthly,
the mould TIM IS tie ctrbon and salts, together with
tn" dement's II saitr, he vegetable par Of arobe
land -
We reneai:ihe making aud preserving # ding
heaps should be The fast datg Of erc,y farmer ~hou,
polesc"n manutes. land cannat BE- preserved in state
of I. riilt,.
Pufnphue.-ii vii be well to have y'nf pumpkins
eshefeu heiafe lhrf b'eome Jar.d ny the tHs As to
To Tie Time OF so dung, yaat own good judgment mus
determine Have ihem carefully hhrdd IN pulling nd
tauag. Ia prevent lbru being hrus d, and SOW
them away n some col pltrr. L. feeding them t.
Your hos aud mulch ems, ,an viii decrease their ya'uo
as fogd, by having Them cooked Fur hogs special
Is clokitg n'c'ssafY, a eYenis their pufg ny,
Roots Of all hlads shpad be harvested and pat away
beilfs being Injured \ he fms
Time Of putting np hogs 10 faten.-'rhe pfcci time
when ihls Is to er dune viii II eoutse depend upon your
supply OF msd, Il sustain them IA thriving opudnn IN
the woods. All We "sn 10 imp s. upon your mud. is
ih'--hoss iatlrn much be- ef III weather moderately
warm, ,hao they do IN cold and r this teaso1, that in
cold weather. N re oil III tod required keep up
heat u Their bpd $ thai al abstfast,d ~ that way
tax upnn f.sh and fd
orchard Trees -fNamine thts cut II all dead limbs
iao the sound wod. make smooth surface the wound
aud paint II with mixture made Of equal parts Of bees
wax. fol. aud tar. Then brush the bark Of the t
hard brush. aud psint with mixture son soap salt
md sui huf, pesrh'd lost month II the trees ar,
covered with mos the, should be raped with
Irun scrspsr, fore the mixture ru' On.
II uut recently ured. or cultivated with manfred
cop, you should tn y,uf orchard to dressing his G
suen adslsd In yum. tees lost month Uufi
fruit, ard nnpfoductye irees the natural ,esus d
Impoverished sas. half I'd lniaut will be- puuy and
diminuye wiil apne.-ntthet can be ylrnfuu. ly
grow. vi bout pahuluns nd.
Planting a f0ung Orchard Our remarks Of last
month upon this Jeet, were o iu tue,d anythluc
thu; but II say that every man who owns farm
owes 10 him. ell 10 his pos,et,y 10 cte,y t., have
good orchard of cce frulls II he is too fat from mar
Le tn sell his fruit he use them in lccdug his stock
Cooked apples, mixed With meal, II atttn hou- a,
well corn; cooked apples mixed Wi h meal and chop
straw forms with vaier one At The h, 81 Sims thai v