The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-25


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orchard. For years alseF tne settlement e W.
county, wheat Was ~ aps0lut6iy SUR cHtVP, pas
the yieid dwlndlea VIII successlvs wars, w: 80
now " large uistr1cts ~ culture y necessar..
abandoned Reasons nave Dcen urgea 70 acco a1
for tns that our SOIL mas detetiorase1, anu III
climate changed, but they 20 NOT explain she
dlihcuity. Wssn sne Dessoi mansnhe ahu tnE.s.
We cannot get the crops our ancestors olu, viii
shlitless farming; and even where new Woo9isna
u cleared, and wheat - put INTO tns, N1eln
soil, me crop y innnitesmaly smail. d tnc uuc
cause y ~ Ue Ionnd ~ tue attacks q insecls
and nothing else Starting some years ago1 MIN ~
the popular belief that the wheat mldge anu mes
sian Hy we're the greatest enemies, the learned
lecturer had been surprised 70 discover, tnat 70
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tbr;,. hos;das otharss n fhe nia finest days
thern vas .uhaat nnr a,,v If its conreners: and
~ whon thav var. first sown M enemies attack
al II. hpt IL aaoraes one after another finding
ohrndant nntr;wert NJ tho wheat fields. sought
Il fhara q tha trees wera cut away. The wheat
n,;dra came from Eno,ands ana has rava ged our
felds for tventv-fSvc years II Is q miserable
i;,fle xeIlow AZ scarcely one fourth al large As
nosnntn Int deadly enough 10 cause i, New
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-45 REPORT OF THE SECOND LECTURE.
He said that our losses are UNNECESSARILY great
er from insects than those of the European ma
tons; and yet, because of not being SO over
crowded in population, they were not felt 50
much; for there the loss Of one-eighth of crop
would be regarded as a great national Disaster
The Hessian fly was introduced into this country
in some packing straw by Hessian soldiers who
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