The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-16
Totals. go, 26s, ,l4l,O77 s,ssIai6 sISO, 600, ,Sgs
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sasgSgt4oAs fSr August. u q
See that mlch cswsl during these sdl
try days, are not confined in the yard early
1.-The ing,while the dew is on the
grass, which is tho beBt tiiuo of all The day
OF night, Tor them to fill themselves, Be-
sidasIthis, seoothlt ovaryanimal from the
c'Gekeu % the aaifiage horse, has a supply
Of pufe wafer, at all Gpes aud lot the
trough or tu6 Be Scrubbed out occasion
ally. The taste of many fine cows aud
elegant horses is as delecato as the taste OF
eome fastidious ladies'. For this reason
horse or COW should not be rsqnirOd to
drink at fountain, or q pool, where the
owner would not ttuchch hls own thirst.
.oaiSfnost9rain farms there is more or
less wild mustard, or hedge mustard, and
some other kinds OF noxiqus woedsn which
dropped most of their seeds in the fdld
NheFe tive grain was harvested, As soon
aAlhegtaim is s,remoped frdmethO field; lot
tfyigromId be thoroughly narrowed! Then
almost every, seed win Eermirate before
whist and, Ritimn ,plpwing win thor
oqghlyexttrmipate hs,young plautspr But,
il ths seed be plOwedsupder, or DE allowed
tOsremanr onstl'e surface OF the land Iiox
ious weeds will appear next season in count.
lsss nu,nhers, and be the means OF dimiu.
Clean culture seldom (ailp to bring boq'te.
full crops.
wais1 fartae Fias only Enitod amount
Of barn room, tho better lway il 10 stack
the grain close to the barn, and run the
straw irto .stbe.s barn, when the grain is
threshed, rather than to store the grain IN
the barn for only q few weeks, when 1t Is
threshed out and all the straw run out ef
doors aud stacked, aud the barn allowed to
remaiI emp ~ upIil another harvest. This
is "a wroh ysteaf 6f MAnagemsht'-with a
large propagation pt ,isrmersp WHO have a
reputalioh FOR Being good mahtagers. II
shaaves pf .grainIbe properlya stacked, the
cropsmAyiremain till winter before thresh.
ing, withodtS the Teas ofaa buehel of grain.
Then, after the autumn rains baye fallen,
tho grain eaA be hlreslied out most of the
straw run into ltlielbarh and tliu remainder
st trkvd-ueutfy, and the surface raked of,
wheTths EHffal VS. 3dSe Iwet ,SlsOi AZ to turn
moAt OF Them up aud down the stack. In
this position they will. carry off most of, the
water stAata fallss On the stack, and thus
keep the straw,beneathiulyu u good condi'
uonthhsg nl 1siast, ,ta4 10 HIggTpkN NIff !
Stacking graiu should bo thoroughly uni
drrsteod by,every faraer' The only point
to which we can Alhrle,F in this place, il
shoniH be kept SO much higher than the
oNsideia that the astraws on the outside
course of. tsheaves will carry the water
outsias, ,aiRsteadi Of towards the middle Of
tie staekssisiss ssig - leins11aW rns .''tlio,r
AQeibeT. thing Of Importance. .is to set up
a apcle or bvoa btaothgs the Bottom firmly,
FOR the purpose Of keeping the stack errc .
Such poles should be in tho center of the
stack q Whsp fstecksk are netbaill around
poles, the tons Swih almost always settle
sideways. by this means the butts of the
straws are turned up on one side, so that
instead OF carrying the RAIN Off the stack,
the water 10 conducted towards the mid.
die. 'aieq Xns 81 'A'i1' !" s'h
p operations should be made, during this
month, for sowing or drilling in--which is
better taaIN soMipg broad dsast--a piece, oi
wheat. Every farmer ohght TO raise his
own wheat and,ir'he BOA good ,naudget
and skiIlfulreItivetor Of the spilS fai'
crop can be raised with little difficulty
The reqqisitsAetoepeoe essfnl wheatrsispg
may thus be recorded soil patulallS
dry or well drained through. .pulvsriEation
and clean cultiSsiona uul liberal manur
ing for several successive. seasons previ
GUS to the psgiod wheullhe wheat is put in
Raw, ,sualefni6. ssdImauure, is not the for
grain dislikasso thsf E no wing plants IN CLOSE
proximity This is the whole system o
wheat culture ipTa nut she'll eOLTlGT
We have frequently observed rasp
berry bush ,sin the open field, which cattl,
have pruned to stub. The next season
il fis,s slQaaed with fruit. III the cattle hai
not nfppod on the tender canes, most OF th
energies vttIsTpleiIp would hsxe 6eenIeS
hausted ia producing new wood in exceS
siveAqdahtitics Let us take the hint I
keep raspberry bushes, and the canes Q
thtiHS blackbe tsies well cut hack, so hA
tho planls viii not grow themselves t
deAthx f1fF 30 a.sf '.' sNe7' -al i.. 'f E
Weeds among strawberry plants shoul
not be pulled upAahd hSteut,nn with hoes
as the roots OF strawberry plants lio nsa
the surface, where a hoe would do Inca
euabiS injury 70 the growing plants.
Saving seed wheat is1en stem of0fari
Aanagemehi (which has been sadly mes
leoted by almost everybody who raises til
kind ofgrain, aud the Consequences is, tn,
season. S-heieot portion OF Tie vine,
field where the heads are the largest an
ftrest, and let the grain mature fully b,
foreit4s harvested. Then keep the see
grain by itself, and not thresh il with o
the hhlf,ripe and sllrppkeh ears. Co
tinus this practice 'for few years aud Il
result viii hes9ahKAlx satisfactory in Il
greatj jporeAses OF the yield of IexoeAe
grsih ihat he who has praeticed Tits sy
-tsm-will never be satisfied 60 take see
wheat fEpm a bin Of grain that was "
saved for seed. 1t is Qnits as important
savo seed wheat as to soleot the Garlic
and faitest ssAfslOl Indian corn for see
Tho-gawgirtrue Of oats, barley, and ~
See'tm9sf De saykds With care N opder
raiss. u Rs9naful Drop. W t..a las
DuRINo'i ihe sultry days Of ASlg ust do n
Or nj, too much Wafer- nor fnn much of an