The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-20

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day't sayEune 10 the seasan ulaiassbta toe cause
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seAsoAs uHtoszrlness A geaeti lneruaso hag-
lag bcea ossayed Ia sereaEa anasf cultivation
soel harvest wai depeud alone apaa aatnag -
ffts q labor sod Fraia4yus seasons 10 TIC n.
tare.
HheR The season has been generally sci.
suited to s4e growth u small grains throughout
side geographical range than usual, and g.
mere ef tae circumstance hfrs4ua sueetssf8,
pfalgsiian. beFeFe summar heats. 10 this e.l-
m4se, are apt % is.ias abruptly upon olal spring
weather aad late,5pe Fgsj, or uafcoble tha plant
al tle cruesl ranal % its ,1isfcuea whom Ire
highest Sisqr is necessary 10 che production u
Fiaplp aH4 Rytieei sFa,a TsAs sluAg g cao.cr
temperature ia Stay and June has favored ho4ltA
ard growth u wheat 10 lauladsH south ~ 40 p.
an1 russ has bean less prevalent than usual, and
lie promise greater u a satisfactory yield.
Tho returns fllya high average cond ton o.
uieal, and ildita:g good prospect Of an abuud-
ant crop, j! no rarga.tia. Occur Before or after
hafyost J.. should be pbsopcd, however, that
the slzs aud suesaipnes - the stalk ay8rs
"lgdgag' Or laying which is reported az 81.
ready almeahst serious 10 parts q inc south and
atst
EaIly 10 tee season complaints were general Ok
utbHflness aul back~arIasa-, which IN some
cases wero not romodied altogether by after,
gfoatn, but ia most localities tie plant became
stout and healthy though generally later III head
ln8 than usual Very htte wiuter-killag has
beou reported, the snow covering the ground
with gleat uniformity aud more porlaucnco
than usual. In Tennessee the prospect IL partig-
ularly good in California better than last year
II possible IN the great wAeat-gruwing States
ot the west the growth has been vigorous inluost
Places quito too luxuriant ia fact, and to some
extent damaged IN consequence.
Rust ID reported in few counties Ia North
Carolina aud other southern States. and in Ken
lucky Missouri, aud to a slight extout in Illinoi
and the Ohio valley Ii Alexander county, M
nois, complaint IL made that the lower portions
yf the head Is not filled, the impcrfeciion being
attributed T. wet and chilly weather. Ia con-
siderable portion Of indiana damage has been
sustained By floods upon level ana low lands |
have been destructive in Utah, and
10 some extent IN other Regions west of tho Miss
ssipp
Accommodating evidence might be proseu ted Of |
he utility aud economy u drilling aud theron "a |
cultivation, as alec Of the profit Of fertiizug /
PARTICULARLY In badly managed, neglected, and /
sorn-out lands, The proof is al upon one 81 de- /
admitting neither donbt nor discussion.
Efforts have been made to obtain reliable in
formation concerning acreage. The result shows
gratifying increase afnguptip., g. ait,t,t si, MOI,
'ent,, OF more than the advance IN population.
Ihe Department estimate n acreage in wheat Ia
Sos exceeded 100000 Of acres the returns 81
ofrespondoits indicate an aggregate increase Of
more thaa 100000 acres in California, Iowa.
and elsewhere. Fnll returns froIu
be Pacific have not been received, but the fol-
owing estimates Of increase are warranted by a
arclu analysis Of returns