New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-11
Young tree 1.-THE top toe heavy for tbs roots out II
until the tree VIII stand firm withou, stskiog
olcx ,all do with this lott 1t wet very stony.
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ih,. until the trce WIN stand firm without s.skiog
oeeH .a do with this lott 1t is wet. very stony
ID u. na, ~. ~ cultivated.
Build up the wall IT, a nSa Keep .H ps'af, ,Or
the present Keep it asa rc.c. 40. You need
ditch through the center Of it to draw the ~at-,
your muck bed. This will also drain this 6eld at
present leave this ditch open until you find whether 1t
will DO necessary 20 deepen IL.
Send for the shipwreht and sell him tho largest OF
these old oaks They not needed for here arc sew
era fine chestnus aud hickory trees which VII s.se
Won shade, fruit and ornamentaion. Grub out me
bushes and get rid Of portion of Tie stones, 20 thnt
grass grow and make you profitable pasture ~
vide the balance of your land into about three nelis
Build up outside fences and get rid Of all these interior
ones The best of your land is IN strips about roo
wide along these old walls. Here. for instance IS
perfect manure bed three feet deep 10y the sue OF ,s
hundred years 1t will pay you to dig 1t up ana cart
back again.
Il Shall want road from The front to the back part
Of the farm. As it appears never 10 have had one
travel has been here and there through the FIELDS
SO see and IT Is Of the greatest mistakes that
farmer makes not to have good farm roads Lay out W
e.is road with view 10 some day selling portion OF
your land for building sites That upper field II made
accessible by good driveway. would Just SUIT some
city millionaire tho site OF grand castle As IL Ia
that field is q mile from your tarR; between the two
there should be good road. If there s not that ncid
will always fail to receive IT'S due share Of manure MAKE
that road along your north ne with the exception OF
! those two hills wLic we advise you to 20 around.
al shall not like TO do that rs should want to ienoe
the road into a lane"
By all means no You may have your cattle 30 trained
iha they be driven 70 pasture along your open road
by the side of crops and oil the damage they would 90
In Il would not amount TO hundrcdth parto' the
interest the cost OF a road fence. Lay on your road
way twenty feet vide and plant It upon each eide win
row of fruit ornamental trees. Make the cartWay
feet wide by digging out The soil to spread upon
the adjoining hcids. and hl IA WIN hnh stones. ion
viii find before yOn done that you have thus got rd
Of an immense quantity Of them. Tic making ni thls
reading must Dc work of time time To employ theiarm
,I.. MA IL. ia
OF tie road will add the value Of tic farm more thea
IT will cost Perhaps would Be e he. way 10 let ne
making Of the tOld by contract. NAaeler course yon
adopt, remember tia. Il !. work for all un ana must
be done accordingly Livery dollar H"u cflthd on th'
Dad viii he q safe Investment. -
IL should like a. preserve that piece ~ woods ia
do YOU advise about that %
That you may preserve il FOR ornament, not profit.
Wherever anthracite coal crn Dc hld Tor ton dollars
tun, you afford 20 hire your own wood cut Tor
the stove. Use wood Ere - luxury 10 mid weather
IL Is expensive luxury 10 ac'p WoOdOl where the
land is worth two % five hundred dollars on acre. II
you keep Ills Il should Dee with yicn 90 enhance ihe
value Of the adjoining building site. wien you oicr 1t
fur salc al future day. II the Mreui1c !uu vay
sell Of The most valuable ship timber trees. and
devote the money TO the preparation q the hllo and
wood lot iGr sale. Tor building sic 81 J. "oriA 500
an II cct1iDly is not worth thar of forming pur
poses and for wood y0u certainly ear ncrcr aN9fd TO
keep IT, The simple interest would Do 50 an acre c1ch
year You Lad better buy coal - higher raie8 than 10
ever sold for ou the Hudson River. - murh or TIE
wood land. Now you want ~ bno" what 10 DO viii
iIc hlu lfi ~ Afi Ut IiiNfA 4NiN 'is TT l''N N'h
Follow the pow with suh.soii pow. 10 do This. ail
require an extra hand 20 take ont hc stones That viii be
bit ly running tie pow de"por then 10 ever WIS ruu
fore Next spring. pillow b. lightly and plalt u With
com with sonc concentrated manure. Ont Cd" Tie corn
and SOW rye. With twenty hu.lr. oi bone dU.t per
acre Seed Il with pcch oi tim0i iced pr ncIe. In
February OF March four qu rt Of clover seed per
acre. and in May two bushels If plaster. DO not allow
L00f 40 tread The ,tulbc. MoW uuc gear and pl0w
under the next and tllt Geld wi hc rich without lall
ing much manure. II viii then be 800 90 plant with an
orchard. any thing cao Aim 10 20 yoT whole hfin
TO bcar gas CO.. i.ut DO not atrnpt nor hope to-
mi ke II "sclf.rpgurlng with any ordinary farm
crops II Won could mike 10 into "a fine wool sheep
lsrm you could make il profitable. Ilni you cannot
DO while civilization remain. 10 such ow tlt0 in this
country, tlat people prefer go irl.e more dogs than
sheen for ibat J, undoubtedly ic iu We leicester
County. II is great blot upon The county but not rs
great b is 10 have majority Of Gle people more an
favor of jon Davis thHn thcy are Of AbIuum Lincoln.
Perhaps However that accounts ior the d"g- II Is
sort Of fitness Of tLmcs As 10 is It does not ~ TO
keep sheep upon tLo.e h lands. 80 Admiralty adapted
70 them and well calculated 20 restore Their fertility
II So far our advice Is uscfu 10 you aud you need
ask ana you shall receive. Such We have. we
give freely