New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
PUBLIC MEETINGS
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS c,r,

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s vsIegstsd rose, striped ike pink. A rev S,,A.s.
j. bi.hly spoken o.
T'g..lne culture OF tea IN France il .sss
dficolt. IL is exsctly that Of the esrnsla i,-%
even be srsted on csmslle Tee green al s,s.,
ere distinct varieties the period OF greco 80 s,,.a
i a month esr.ier than bobes. The Car..,s-x
mere than thuty-six varieties q tea.
S,lt Prcp1ga,ioa o. THrHlps.-SoI0S ao,,.
r.sd A letter f,ou John Wllet. Mes, VI 80.
sts.es thatbe sosed q pieos ot itsd with iaraisnS
.imotk, in 1870. II. rao sed ,ae li1d .eys, 80.
pss,l.rsc II three more, sri plOsed spi ..J
wLesf, sr,al turnips having grown snd seeded nv.
ths grs every year, sae larger ones VITA tie $50,
TIE crouod which wss black lOSn, hs.y.ys~
bsrso when cesret II lSlo, rss plan,ed W, con-
1888 smcpg which May turnips gIes, u,..y 49,
r.piery and tougt, bu- some good, ard IN tcses
d,sr tter Since tbst sesr, corn and whes. ser,ss.
have b. .n grown, and every yesr turnips from .ssor
raj seed!i in 1870. No oturriQshsve bee srosn W.
eigtty rods of the ground - That the Gc, Of s1il
rr5 ss,ion is well prov, d. The land i a. p.ss,,,
psstuIe but Mr. Wil-t thinks i would p.s5uss I'm.
hips sgsir neN. year If planted TO corr.
p =. teal Rrs rberriss.- CHAs. 4. ERHaED Of Re
" usvt oi exhibited some bsarchss Of R.sosArri..
with flowers, hsligrowr berries and r.pe fat. Tss
only thr 70 be ssii IL favor OF thess sge, psarry
rsspt e:iies is that they prceuce fruit ors the.
Z not excellent.
he had the Brinkley orange s: in besHng He.s
crites their everbssr'Dg 70 liquid manure irssh icu
The COW stable.
CisN.-R. u. PARDEr-I have le..tr from
ts,uer friend ,f nine, kbeoe1sr Manson ci Sstss
County wto says.
prcceedirgs e the Fs-mers ub as reported 70 EE
NEw.YoRE TRIBUNE aave question 10 ssA, Va:
Il there airy connection te'wter Caract ',ktee 0t
chess Lsst wear On one Of my low grourc N ssdovy
or which rs sed cats three years ago. there w q
enormous crop Of Canada thlstes aud there esi h>sa
mor or les ihistes for some yea,s. All that done
10 the smwas 70 run my mower through them whenT
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where II thistes veIe lNgest last yesr We lad %
ove1eroun crop Of chess bat not snge .hstle ~
h g. n with them. No sheht hs ever been sr)u
ON the fed By whst law or process has the rsus
mutation been thscted
a. ,RnyF cop.iuued-We can explain yhv the
tstles rave disappeared, because We anou tie. cut
Ii. the m at the night season WI slu tnem Bs.wao
can explain WY the chess should start up there nd
nowhere else, since no one will suppose chess ard ths.
ties have any connection, ~ha'e'ef may oe tsoaed
of wheat snd chess
NJ FrtrrR related fact of field of osts q Ws-
consin III grew chess but the scattered oisveg.
tateo next Spring, and grew al cness' ms Y. 70
1870 snd his faith that gram could not tnin 70 ches
wos shaker.
SCION RoBINsoN-I hope the cheas question VII
no. be revived here sincs scientific men have settled
the question that wheat never did, never can, and
never will turn TO chess But can relSe some fsets
n AT are very hard TO get over, wheat and css both
do not produce ehess. l don't pretsnt 70 oeheveor
disbelieve anything. MIR. X. then related ssssrL
very strong cases of wheat aid che.s growing 90 the
pIalries. ~
Rusty Oats-Pr,f. MArRY mentioned tae fsct Of
horses having died from eating rusty oss, and sug'
gested n at the rust 10 this CAGE was anmslcnl@
Pegcles iH Coli Cha0ies-It II is said tbs, peaches
are grown in Russia by cuttng,b back the sock CT tbs
fst yesr 20 two buds, and sfsrward laying u on tse
ground year. and then training It on the north s>
| OF wal. ..
| X G. PARpEE-The best Favored peaches / have
ever eaten well a. largest size of the variety worn
| grown IN Canada Greenhouse psach,s are .snpld
and s'most worthless. BY the plan OF leyer.ng We
may be able 70 produce tire healthy pesoae' eUsn i
il a upon Dwarf trees We know that We csnIo. grow
rasptenes without ayerirg.
PROF. MAPEs-We can't train pssca tree with
limbs below horizontal line, without ,oj1fing the
young limbs 10 Winter, out they must be lied early
! 10 Spring.
| BhgH az COyn.--Mr. AMBLER-I have iszm il
Bethel, Conn. AID find part Of my corn olightsd =
| though touched with frost. But il csnnct be, to
1o.hing ese has been touched by frost rear L. | h
not think shall have two.thirds as much ~ u
stalks indicated. The first symptom spots 90 III
lesves.
Vegetables for Market Gardens.-Proi. MAPEs-I
is dii eult TO give aby general rule. LIndin .ks vi
cniiy file with puyerzed snells will grow cabbag
| year after year. | cannot do that. / csrnot grow
cabbage sfter rutabsgss None Of the brsssca tnb,
ritrogeuous manure. Ga Long Island, cabbage 10 Of
ten in the potato field 10 grow as the tops die down
With the cabbage lettuce is sow. l have raised
| 1900 csbbsgs per acre As to the mOss pfoh'abt
crop near New-York, / csn Only cay We csat an,rt
70 raise grain. have raised over 100 bus les OF corr
to the acre, but can't afford it, because can rss
| 900 bushels Of beets per acre, and 800 bushel
of parsLips. l recommerd d beets grown 10 large quAn
tity because the market will bear gres. many am
| is seldom oyerstocked. The kind most selsrAlJ
grown is the long red beet, which is inferior 20 smos
any other Itswoody. Tee tuInip bic oi-bset 10 much
bette The Bss,no bet is the best Tor the .Aols bal
not salsbe as II long red in our market JcaDon
rase parsnps protably undrained lsnd wnere they
grow with very little manuring / dig them by run
nrg lifting subsoil plow along the row, is seAs,
deep, which cosens the roots 30 they can Do palsd
out by hand.
Tomatoes, End, grow much better by eating
away the entire top with the littls fruit the lowe
oLes rrenpg ten days earlier aud are much bst,s
| fruit, and being early, sell higher.
Lima beans must be treated iDthe sane vsy, b.
pnchirg off the buds when five sud.s.hsf ieet high
To get them early, plant them in sods tyo incos
square with the email end down, and place them i
the cellar and moteIed TO vegetate, and plant iou
sodt around pole.
Carrots will average 81 &c. bushel in Nss-York
and are always sslsbe, aud are easily gro w. MI
the setd with onetenth it's weight Of rsdish sssd
which grows before the carrots, and marks tae rows
90 that they can be cultivated by horse or mals q
keep the weeds down and cave hand weedirg. u
ls good for the carot crop TO pull ou. the rsdshel
Tor market purposes crush them by roller as theI
stand. A mule can be trained 10 walk bstwsen nsr
row rows. subsoh Liter is good thing 70 run be
tween the rows when the plants are small. A lsrg
litter run by the eide Of the Will loosen the root
for harvest.
Mellons require peculiar trimming. Piach of tn
hrst runner bud when the third rough leaf appears
and so on with the branches. This will HaKe shor
yIes in round bill. There is nothing Ike dec
tith for mellons. tn good plan to bore 2 hole Wit
port auger three or four feet deep under s,h bill
! would prch back the whole tribe Of plants of thi
knd-mellons, cucumbers, squashes, al N the SAM
ysy.
Potatoes / cannot grow without rottirg gpsn ordi
srly plowed land. On underdrai1ed sld subs)sc