Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-15

,or hs'ng; sucn ca'anines as me
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oruinaly '.Vu'ns. 90, ma.. me" az ~
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g'sa TN psI ied . ~ sorstar,lv ,;ll
u IL ~ i i a,tent;on was g;ycn 70
e1' A1 - .nJ - osbar mcds.
~ lsas .L;aa ~, on an avsraos not
sa - ,han sys o. s;S bushels Of Wheat
-, - ,a;ssd rsr acrs Rut this smalI
-. .as rp,,,d nar The ,shor and sr.
nsnse The Hsss;an fy nut nm end TO
ih;s bind Of hnshandry for NO other
-a- mas forrd 70 nrsvsnt ;ts denreda-
,;o,'s hit h;gblv manur;ng the land /.
The Az ususliy attaching the weakest
a,on.s ,ho v;gor imnsrtsd he the ma
p p,u~ saved s ,bs crop Great attention
was snhssousn,lv Given 70 The mann.
c..,,,- - nan,.a and in ms,v ME.
coz ,ss' ,hs smnunt made was increased
-. s ss,, III ...Li;na ~ osos. oc..
80 ~" ' -. 80. 81 Roass. cd n ,b;s
$500 IT, b,,z;ng,'s a m;rute insect
aissaS ,ha,ssnds oS dollars in The
pp ,aJ. os ssrmsrs
We are much mistaken II the wheat
d. - w., 4 docs NOT do us some
snh bs :; GOOD Crons Of wheat
wb;ch have been nut IL earlv and in
H. has, r.rnsr n land not injured
be- nrsv;ors n;,mar.gsment have
bsen hut sliohtly affected. An ener.
- far,..r &c orr .co,a;rt.nce nre.
g gsrsd h;sisrS last vear nv frat turn.
mo ever deeply n GOOD clover sod.
he, o;y;ng ib;s GOOD coat Of com.
most n,anuSre-tben narrowing the in
yerted cod and copnost into comnlete
;r,srm;xt.rs and nplyer;zat;on--theu
,nrn;ra The whole under with a oarg.
nIow inst deem enough for the roots oI
ihs yonre Wheat which was nut n
with a drill in the best manner. The
who,o of,h;e was ACCOMPLISHED he the
srst dav oS s,tumn Otbsr cron. Or
the same farm. after corn. were also
wsu mn, !, but necessarily sorns
weeks later. and in less favorable soil
4 Now mayk The result The frst-narn.
ed cron Welded the present season O.
drouth and insects. no less than thirty
bushels Of the finest wheat per acre
the other was only ten bushels DC,
acre. Other crops in the same'neich.
hoyhood Gown after corn with onl,
ordinary care and tillaoe sproducecc
but five bushels per acre In one in,
stance. when two fields were sown sid,
bv side ON similar land. At the sam,
time hut with one of them thorough,
4 ~ ,;l,ed w;,h an ssnec;al view n ths
destruct;on Of "Jnne crassn the lat
Tor welded nineteen bushels per acre
the former only ten. EXAMPLES ma,
be multiplied 20 anv degree shown
tho Great nro6ts Of the best modes o
/ tilIaSe for secur;.v AGAINST these den
redators
The present wear Of extraordinar,
drouth has furnished some interesting
lessons on the difference between IN,
effects Of GOOD and bad management
The potato crop, for example, has va
RED Eve hundred por cent with th,
treatment Il mas met with. When |
has been planted early in a soil, no
made rich hastily with fresh. badl,
mixpd manure. hut bv preyious biqI
tilIage. with an addition Of we'll pull
yerised compost. we have succeede,
; in raising large and fine roots. Lat
nlanted and on poor soil. the crop ha
IN many instances been insufficient 1,
paw the digging. The Irishman VIII,
dug our crop. said he was quite q
. well rewarded for his labor by takin,
one bushel in ten. as in taking the Who'll
> Of his own aeantv nroduct. The oa
crop is another which has exhibited 4
Q A striking light, the advantages of be
e ino up 10 the time Crops which wer
sown closely after the disappearanc
of fro,t have afforded a fair return