Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
AGRICUL T u r A L
From The .lmfriraa Farmer.
WORK FOR THE MONTH.
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On j-ri With every hashandnan IN gel his manure. IN
ead. Tor sprinq ernps hauled ont and IN Place SPEC
div - ,le s'ar s, his grounds vii INIT 4 and
the .Nef ~ the sufficiently sfunq n cNci"tet-
rnen,aton in mannfe afltr n nay tc carried ont and
deas,ed IN Ito rfosnd ard an escape oi IL v"'alie
pra.es may h. fntcpafed wald be VII. In efdrt 10
p.vent - fnn his cause. 10 mix boshel OF plaster
wlh every ,wsns oais Of the manure as it is hing
b,u To be- .hayeed int, lie wagofs u, pnrsang his
eau-se tho sulphutc aei Il lie paset, from Us hinN
81 an uoui, nil as mla,e with II, ffsm Il" phse
o annaiis and thus nha' WIS rresnn-ly volatile vii
he. IN fxsd a. in other wads th - fehll ~ ptunrr
lies 4 he rnanurs vcu fou hctf nature, ate phe ~
lie 81 would be- arrested. mi PLACID 10 cupll i'm Ia
ls rfs,nay laken up he tats OF tie plants. AZ fhfy
nj hi ue.d snr alImen IN he ours" Il theH growth
q 10 find # n,ufe thus treated would he wetih t"o
which might he c7uifd eni without the nd m Of flas-
ter: aud A. fhere Va nhI 4 this ass'tien. ihc
cost of the plaset aud tn lh It mix ng H. should not
h, permitted l. ufevrnt uay fdftcr fun hns preparing
ii> mane,e hef r he has II hauled sut.
Now hy rnrsling ills c3uf.r, tins aAyanaae III re-
N the farmer nav meuee laLhug uni bis manure
IN tn rruunl interded Tor It's corn mueh ea't than hc
niharwi-e COULD a.. by fixing flc ammonia Ia the wy
poprs.d he has hat lutte IL lsaf from l1ss, by s'ape IN
10 the air. Il frttil7 ~ clements, and should AMY
weather occaf these ~nuIl h. taken up aud ahsfd by
the rain water and carried ~ II into the earth IN await
The drmnnds Of his contemplated corn crop Surely
thru If iwonr hee weeks tine may be hns g,lned. the
expense ola fe, bushels Of plaster should not BE- regard
ed iaN; fr the convenience 4 hring able. without
deifiren the qnalt, al the auure. 81 alng out
h. The place # u.s.. IN Hdtaure f The llongmng time.
In the spruq " hen 81 much has be done within the
compass of sh period, Al advantage of great
inpn i, Is, IN Gel. virtual eiorga'i1n Of the huliug
season.
Bpleu-lhe time CIR seeding his gains as soon rs
the ius nt 1 The ground h alev II us boiog Put II
good oder. Tie laad sband lac Ia bile sol aud should
b. d, eply vunshrd AID thoroughly ruvrsi2td Oy The
harrow A. pnar lands d. uat I'll barley, hr Who may
d., sign gfua j. should be t. not waste his seed by
Swing II seeh lands. Two hp'he, OF seed 10 The
acre is The popsr qaanily II IS excelIen' gam B.
clover WITH
ry H'g11rt ili'JrGrra ft1n6i' - Nil be oe"e6 ted
Corn Pointing A. J4urea circula'es through
The South, where rpra planting has already mnenerd.
We will express the haa that orr South friends sill
wbeir the gnund may I've HIN pfavide ma 1T trpr
op'n fields plough tine lad drt PIX. hanon 1t well aud
cr1vae the c,tn well frtWaras ut frgeuug that
a-h~s lime mail plastsf anb h NJ st are excellent
Ingredients IL add Ia thru ban yard olret mauufes
or,hhrds -lsh tbtooah tour fun trees, fl all
dead iinh> catefalv; sto1ih he wound I'll ueely aud
apply he plaster feeann#e Hd.d last mtn'h, oruue
npsed m tho pIopnlinn ut / b pf=rh. 10. rasln I
ID. heeswAy, ID tafp-ulne, he whole Ia b. pfny
melted slaw frt-fhe Noundrd rart lie DIS I'd
with IL. and then s covered VIII ibch ptrer ur cot.
uu cloh. II your ociard has hetn mauuted with.
IN The la fur teats. IT t, dressing a advised
~ oar February unHHr p. %. II 4 hrs meyer been
lined by you. spread lhaieIn 81 bushels Il Inn; m
100 bushels u mail, 250 tuh,ls Of shell mould per
acre.
.HileL and Ia-coF Goes and Reitrs-Increase Their
feed and attention, forgetting a grain Slips " ro,s
az. ierssary. n addition Ia ihrlr ng feed.
Groiciig Stock. If all kinds-Besdrs fodder. hay
a"d straw, these shuud receive daily, feed ulehipi
Ols.
Meadows II your meadows are light bond ~ som
rs they heeame dry ruunzh resist he pr,rhnu al
your teams harrow and Iol them. If have no. re-
cen'ly MANFRED HIN, spread each acre previously
iarr'~irg bushels Il Ashes aad 8 bushels Of bone
Ear h. al 70 bushels 0f mari
Pha ting oui young Orchards Do you design setting
ou yuung orchard This spiiug II 81 prepare 90 IN
work as so1n as the os is out Of the gtound. L. the
inst place II the ground Is not very rich. be
,nanured. LESS than 20 double horse cart uad, Of ma
uure should MT he applied As 10 the kind. our pa
per upon the subl CT, p %i3 f'htuary M; and recu-
lect that If the lard has been No culture without be
ing lin d, you should give it god top dressing OF lme
az mari, as fruit trees Iegure be fed with caleafeou.
matters as well "a uurIlive manufes.
hgress 10 Fies- II your ngre.s 10 yonr fields are by
mans Of bars substitute them by gates; is
my 10 d. so.
Working Cattle generally Have these well cared FOL
and fed vel
Nurture for Stock o'dH kinds A mix ufe Of equal
paris OF lime. sa and ashes, should be given thrice u
week 10 each head o stock Your farms sny The
At g'il al time. In compuunding tits mixture vt
prefer oyster shell lime stone me
III lamb Eres hrse should gel gill ofoa's NJ corn
msa daily equivalent Of rools In addition la the
hav. fodder or straw.
Sheep-eeneraly should always have salt in trunel
under COW T. I" eat At their pfasur they should be Pm
vidrd with pine houghs In tr5Wze upon. W here il ma,
iah be convenient keep ihe pue blurhs r iheu n
Their yard, they s uid have tar in box sprnked over
with sali They should asI be regularly waered twlct
or tbtc- dav.
breeding So,rs-Ihese should he wei cared for and
have generous slops given lhetn Iurino this month
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