The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-20
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lfg ls.u .f umm.r &c.,. departed, doe
Nrii. 4la uu m1rt alDml4 WiH r.ri crops NJ
rra.t fHi r.li.H EUiuI 500 hrFtHHhgr 3D. one
81. tAmgq.t dt.slrul months iu ihr years tho
rgalhdr ihtsHe. l1.l and ta iug giving ai-
l.il-u.i furHgN t1 ihc System aui uglr g.
inrrHUI r.IfrHl o r. H peculiar month TOR
lrits- apples, lrls, pcs Ers and plums o.
h0-iai ~ ii.f nnulA agI iu porte t41a-
'fumrsujFu GRNs
hl0uIi ~ attended 10 ~ sn4n 80 poodle.
blrrit b. Aarte5ti Hnd sufficiently dry Tor
lb,s operation Tor iarge uumhor of deprs-
d4 iaEi tsil basduairts,ug a.. krsldes what
rry'lhf afi carry aHatr ihcK NlEE HLrAl
iT-EvTr7 Ty-v77T7IF TIC Quautiy Of Eri0 VI
HIipufl owing lrHs ifl.u thu i.nr ~ har-
tast lill u D. secured ~, cleo granny AMER
tha farmer hal bepn 90 tue trouble al ralslpR
good prupi, % isofihe greatest Importance 90
sucufe tiom Ia good seaon,
CLrASISu GuAgAEiEs
fhoic flrmms who arc tpoubled with wee
"a w thrir WAlA, should be cArelh and
cleanse heir grannries thoroughly, before
plltug thslF grain iHto Ubpm, WMh them
W slro,g ye,Nnd when sufficiently dyiwbllg,
WiErrh WHAT
Those huHpTs Who have not snwn tigir
Wintet vhrHi, should oDiestor 70 dp u early
in SgpfcmJrr ss n o mu.h lees liable a. 81 lp-
icr kM flIhu when iowrl latpr This fgL)ort
b, nsW affratdng considerable attention. In
Vow England, many hrmers HTc culugatng
itwiih sncccs' The land should he lu good
ruHdihnn fDr thii phin and very finely pull
rrtiged thc Rlur Stem Z, douiilcu the best
v,rlrr hcn, Cor New England. Mr. Henry
l,ar o. Andoyer, IN this smtc, vln las been
ycryvurccssfh Ia raising White Flint Win.
ter Wheat, has recently tried the Blue stem,
md lie think " rather superior 10 the other
k'ud 50 tlesc two variciiel resemble each
c'lgr IN appearance We tlini iho Blue sicu
CdguMed from tho white FIigt,
sowEG GHAsa sHrp.
Tlo ANW part N Nu'Ud ia fvdlauIe
time for sowing gmfa seed, BOT n u has not
b,uu attended To-, tho sooner q b. done IN
kup,emLrr tho butirr; though % o'icn sue
rffis very vol whoa soNn a. late ~ the
2 hifsr plri Of the month
Gmss smugh less liable 20 winicr-k,ll dian
winter wheat therefore 10 will bear sowing
o hi,ie later Halt bushv a. hrrd.-Pns.
md q bJghel oi rcd-top are suitable quauii'
g. g. thc acre BY seeding libotnly, the grass
win no hnvj bur if tho quantity be- siigted, IL
win he c0,rBc Aud uupAbilbr Glover nlay
DO Adl.d Ia March
CLEANING LASns oF sroSf, ASH rurip.
iSd NAtis,
Tho e. the to.t month IT, tho whole year
hr ,hvsr operations Teams and mon are
,ront,r hsu ~ he hot summer months, and
,aa asy- ave sufficiently long. And rs thiviF
usually q dry season la the year, 4 Is gcncr-
tiiy convenient 20 work ON lands that are ne
sleally too wet Cor The purPoio'
Tor DRrssINu WIT LASps,
The manure FOR wet lands should be haul.
81 aws,lc tho frlsnn continues tlry,hnd laid
10 heaps which should remain ,il late IN the
l.,l buior, IL u spread. I"pcvcnt waste hy
lyinr ia small qumtitig TIC manure should
Lee mixed with two or three times i's bulk
wish Gravel. Crayrlv lotm or eand these
Tor wet lands. Compost manure with hut lit.
tie gravel or sand, may hc dr1pt IN heaps on
Ic' land, aDl the Leaps covered with grave
or luun % prevent ans waste of manure tii
thc time Of spreading This is n more eevc
taNl mole for preventing tho waste of th,
MANURE, and sometimes it h. tAg mos, cyonon
teal 20 10 Labor.
FATTrISo iioda
Cl.i.l.4. l.a- IAit-,.iaa-A,t- .-,riy-tt- t'5'
woaG, o. they VII gain Ca more than whcI
Toe weather becomes cool.
DuTing tiis month a great many material
on the tIrm may DO used that would other
Wise br wasted, LuXuriaut aud tender weeds
IA ,iigul1rly such aa purslain. alnrd eaH-s.l.s
Alie uutriment 20 swine, AMI weeds Of ever
description, potato tops, pumpkirs and squaI
vines, various other materials, serve 10 swell
rnnuAyurer to prepare lhcG lor the land
Small poiatocs, refuse apples. pumpkins an,
squashrp, boiled with The addition ofhran o
meal, are good for h,tcuing hogs, aud is usu
ally very cheap. Allow hogs fresh earth ,au
give them charcoal aud ro,ton Wood occasion
ally. Give them no more food than they wi
cat up clean, lest they become cloycd aud los
their appetite, When the hog is fed thrc
times day and he leaves part Of bis nea
omit The next meal that he may regain hi
relish for food.
MANURE.
During this month, farmer should lee
o. his team at work all the tune that is convent
ont in collecting materials for manure. BE-
sides peat, mud and muck from the low land
"a we names. iufour hints for the last montl
hc should collect tuls. washng- from road
md streets. rich lnam lCay,.s from the fi,rcsi