, 1860-08-24
AGRICULTURAL.



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oo" ~ 44S1'' a., 1. -. 80 H.. !.
Al every n1n 's''1 so11o e :. 80,
Aao"' ~" ~ .4aas A's. '' "oa
perhaps ne useless lof US 10 one7 any e4'eno'a
aa"ee- iae iaas' 1o''ei'ns. 'oanos' as1ess'
p'ne'oo1 whiting ne's 70 n1na1ea .nu s'13
acrea will tell yon IN drawing 'one 'na' 'a1n'
ing Il poor oas1aes' 'os p''s n"' e.ca a.
Us oa' 'nAs II Nc Iaa e4su. ',IN1..e,.na- - ~ ~
'noosaao ac'e' no "oalu Asa1n ''e" p'up,e ~"
10 "&Ae none5' 1u' ' 80. ~ -
t'en u sinAn 11esas, "A' "o4'4 AAe ~
.oo eonnss5' ala WV sou'" pse eA
'1,n'' -. '' ~ "aei ~ ~. ,...,. 80,
1oah' ep1a'o' --o'e "''os w = ;s - ...,,
sou ~ 4"a's s*'' y"' -'o" .',s.:@T nua. % - ~
,a'1 ~ '1' 1.o's &' %.!,, eTs..: ~ :. ~
NC" -osl@De ~ 1 e''e -41 n.:s 49,. ~.
'"ent' u'e ~ 'o''1 As',e. ue.e @ t. ..1, s'
s. I--s-.S . .,. ..Ha.ed ~ 49, ~.
.. e.-a-- 49,. no-a 1ar+3. ~ mo-s .,,;l,
w. , - . .s.:-S ~ .,.-. - ....a.,,e h.,o,n.
"o4ns4 ~, w- 1%-,, -. 5.. a..
~.' ~" T =. $3.50 tp-.x 49, s;...
p'eas4' o'"AN4 ~ "'""'A
In tie hrst place, 10 not chooae Jour b"ail
farm 1t An inconyenieats distance from = rail-
-o.d -, o o,od rartat tovn. In In, .eeond
Aee0
place. IN farming On Sinai aea1e Aeso ara GET
tain crops which hare SO many advantages over
a.he,a that rou shou1d hv all rnean. .e,ectland
well CALCULATED 1os suca c'opa' Ane tnoes An-
portant crop Of this kind il corn. No other
cron. in the amount Of prain and fodder. aud in
s1t.l +. .,;.a
'ne variety oI asea 10 Wolen II e*n oe apPuoo'
compares with corr. Perhaps next 10 c'rn II
cloyer. Let those two be made the principal
-.,;,,.a Th.x x;a,d O 1,re. arm mt ~ ,,odn.e
' :--.nS
par acre; 1heS can os saslly 1ne1easeo " ma
nuring, which may b doue sheapty. They are
1.s. serrre nm land tbsn any oth.r similar cron
Nr.,-.,-s ~, -;1
OF equal Fa4ue; ano' "hen leu properly VIII
yield q rast quantity Of manure. Subsidiary 10
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crop "a'cn !" IL oes'eao'e ~ eu''''a'e.
In order to carry out this course Of farming,
it will be necessary to SOW come kind of grain
,s,ar ~,-, :, asad aowr v;,, rht, 49,. \.
eA @e. s "o"A "1.A' -, .a'0 "a5 oe
spring ~hea'' oa.'ey' or oats Inc latter Is
somewhat uncertain to seed clover with. Bar
1.r and .,r,ng What arm f,r hi. r~,.o, hert
D.. ~. 49, ~ ."".: "Na. 49, o, ~, s1 - ' oss'.
varies greatly in different sections, it would BE-
well FIR a,ch man tn ,.tt1. tn. mint far him.
..,r. 80. t..;.. =. ,.;.s f.. .:.
'e"' @'"A'. AeeP1ns !" nlna 'a*' o0 Asfes
fn I'D n
Raising root, such =, turnfD, beet, carrot,
n.rsn;n. "a, ha ,nade v.rr --ostoh,. ~ :.
P~'sa'ps' can w Aoo' 'e3s p1on'aole en-
Snail sca's. They can be caade to produce
from 500 to 200 bushels per acre, aud are x.
c.]]ent d.- o1en .ox, and bao. t,ut nm md
,:..,. 49,, .n1 .s,. .a-;,tIa5 - 49, 49,
little nsAl sna SAT- epfInkled on them, they
are unequal1ed for cattle; for hogs they should
be- steamed.
Vegetables a9s P1oatao'e wherever 'nsrs IL
market for them, and there is much more chance
to self such things than psopls generally iuae.
IN. wbrre The u,,tet !. limited ~ nrof.,.
eace should oo gwen to sar!5 potatoes, swest
corn, peas, cabbages, roots, etc, SO that vhai
T.; ,n+ .o,d r.r}v vii, net INV for rs;.;,c h f.ad
. Ao' o''N ~ ~ '''N
your own asoee.
We hsvs frequently In these columns III esd
l ~ frrf$5 TkAr~ "a
'ae 'A.e''s y. 1"~44 .'o'.', ..'I ~ s...,"
| places IN which they cannot % sold pfonfahly
| 1tisa rood plan to commence their culture OF
..m.,i scale. md ;ncre..e th. amount orovr
' -e - =. :. ', ~"
en@aos Ssa aad .p;a a1 [asGi - a1so "e, e.
nass s.11 1.;;'-5 =, .tutH-aG mas u
IL oeeas'ooA' . .a.ute o' ope ~ ss w w. .laos.
1ne!e a5e Por''ous Q! !ae "est Nne.e ~
should aoF1se m 1aaoe'f,eos Young man =
commence nte WIN twenty acres OF t1l!anl'
iAnd* "e should Divide It into aTs equal part
two parts each year IN cora one IN som'
KIND o. gram, ana eeeaeo 10 clover one N cIo
TeE' which can % cus t#loe; aua lne lass lou
bulla'ngs: fAfos, eie IN are p Ioo!s; an acr
to vegetables; Al acre TO snall 1ruits-atraw
berr1es, raspoerr1es, p'aeknernes, eur1anta
and. II tnefe be tlonan On INC pace, patel
u 81 81 *aoe - -
~ .ua, os ;uai o.. VI .1,;sh ~
I w. ua.S! IS, ~ ~ 10 ~, " -.
r. drrtsna ~ o1 r. m.nure ~ ~ Re.r - IN 1nind 4h n;
grover - ~ w 'has 'ousa nuu n an,it y u
mR ptt.. t.s soL ~ 'he,,aS e @ see1 ass.S - ~ y
noneet :. uaauete H.. VI pue ~, w. iMs.u W
acte Q. II. tMeo .oste WI A!so pe souE as.e
.. corn o'a9o:e, xa.en, n.'1og oeea Plsuse
1"o yo1 =: suoaia os so"I ~ fta4n auu sesue &C. =.
so'ung and IN part iof aa5-lnst 0 II ml9n
prove 70 oe most proa1sole. vae ae1e usso lo
so1lirg IS equal to four tor pasture-some fafn
es fa5 seven. 1ne .nt5e aGaes VI aa.n =, ~ u'.
vegetables and roots, should produce $leo pt
acre. Inc clovef aco nc should manure neiot
p'o*,1R II tte spnnR; tne corn stnoole
enoala manure ana plo" IN INC 1ai' Ano s1'F Fsf
deep, IN the spf1ng.
.Ihe amount OF land will depend on the Pts
distance from n1arket, and amount OF cash. ~
better tne n1Eket, aud the greater me denim
sor small fruits aud vegetables, the less amou,
OF land Is necessary; whereas, the gFeater II
| dependence On deld crops. thu mare AcTtA.