Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
prcpnrn,iOn for Stable Manure.

Mn. Enron Il have rUS many good
and instructive articles In y,ur paper, re-
prcting the preparation Of nanurcs for dif-
frrnt soils and crops, hut DO not rccol-
lect ANYTHING upon the following point, viz
the proper modc oC mixing nd applying the
strong stable mauurrs prsrcd from the
weather in cellars, Sc.
During few years hst past, I have
known of several instances of the los. Of the
corn crop hy applying sucN manur-. last
season, very good farmer in.this town.
who had taken the pains, the previous sum
mcr a. build a cellar tp his harm applied the
manure % his groubl Insi as IL came from
the cellar, and taking much pains In other
respects a. sDcurr ancytra cr1p Of corn was
doomed tn disappointment, aud Iii. field pre-
snnied a sorry aspcctall summer, showing
onlt herr aud then asialk, and very small
and ,icklv 90 that
The ilsa that mpll RI o., strength or
ftrtili,inr qualities ~ manure. s lost hy
outdoor exposure through winter aud spring
appear, tp m' one 1i common s'usr. and ar-
cirlinsly iu building sfahlr last slsln,
ihr " hv Ut tl' land nnring the plan. |
rrrrarl cellar ur tlr m1uurcs nom tho
lau'u, both .aiii, and liquids Touvr thc
liquid. rrINr,l tho r,1r In 'h' following
manner In layjug ihadrpar. rmVn'rIy
I'lrrl Two, rr'rar! expressly lnr tlr Iur.
rn.o hy making ~ N ihrm. directly De-
hind ih' cnvs and -Wkiug the ihpring
plank. down. This, YOU viii prrcIiye forms
"a hollow iu toe 1unr which hold. thc liquid
part oft the animals dropping. vbrh, iu
most winter weather. will lr 'uuu. cun-
-rllrl iu.t about enough g. throw um c1n-
,rui,ut'y with the shovel Then. 3, uisip.
"a l,Ir about six iuch... w.t wide mourh
iur thr COW. tu stand ur iis upon. th.y ~
main warm and dr,. while all their drop
ping. 8rn deposited iu a convenient manner
O. l- thrIvu uu' ui tl' apartment through
sIuliu. UinlUv- iu tu thr cellar. u thi.
way have 1u-l tNr manure .uf tU, COW.
thi. winter AMI wish o. know tr bet
voy tp UrTlr' it .pr ths .lulrn 1n. % rlrn
plot Wv ,Iii is a warm, .ruyrIh lrlm.
with iry. rrl,rlly uh-YI. Shal mi,
my cellar manure With thr pile in u. ward
uf Ast summer. saving. aiding loan, a-h1..
liur. &c., ur vh1. l1 yu1 UruIun'
What v.u may .ay with rrsarl tp such
,tnu- manur- VIII not only iutr,'t mr,
hut many f'h.r lNJIrrr.
Eluta, Aul ., 1855.
Maine am.-
Nurr WrvoulI .urs~tto "hquirrr."
whether th, trouble with such mnurc.. is
not ,o D. munl in i'. o-.Inn. rather
than in 20, strength. I, 3. well Known that
,ahl, mauur-s. lik, an other substance.
isrl "a. fertilizer, ln' TO D. 'grys,-i m Ct
], % D. f,pl aSp'auts. Ini,so1cFal-ntr
tall" manur, can no more unuri.h CROWN.
Vegetable. than iha sam, quantity or .auJ.
Il must undergo fermentation ami dr,1mrp.
.i,Iou, before it can rr,luc. uny such r-ul'.
MANURE, kopt ia callar, r'rnin, in 30, 1risi.
al state and much longer than when rS-
.yrsluiht. rrI,ls miy,i With muck or
.amc u,hcr absorbent anil ii,i.rr Wcmakc
hr.r ws.o'aat viihau, giving an opinion
"a the pr,mi.r,, Observation-Disclosures %. 90 -amo
material fact, ~ two questions De an-
.vrrrl, AMI W, will hurl anar.ui1n. !.
va, thc CELLAR clr.rl up - a. 60 prevent
no, Grs circulation ol Doe a'mr.rhcra'
=. How wa. thi. manure arrIrl'
IEn. Dri