The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-24
For the Farmer.

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hansas ranks hrs' "'"ons NV ','a'e,
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a new annual n'ue c'oVer : "uVe'-
used IN hng'ano ny '"e 'e'"si''" "
the queen
lhe army worm mas maoe :" appear,
snce IN tennessee ana Is uO'ng gre"'
damage 10 nut trees
A wonderful discovery Of collaborating
anthony is reported on the line OF the
Central Pacific railroad
II is thought that Aztec corn, vari-
ETY. from the table lands Of Mexico, may
prove valuable for culture in California.
It's popularity IS mat whlle 'he kerneis
are OF the ordinary SIZE The cons are NOT
much larger than a common lead pencil
, IN the short-erace of FIVE years 49,.
zOO cattle were shipped over the Kansas
Pacific railway, besides the vast number
that passed over other routes
one-fouth of the area of Montana i.
well timbered. II consists principally Of
white and yellow pine, hemlock, cotton
wood, fir, cedar, hickory, oak, beech and
maple.
} The crop prospects in Mississippi are
reported to be not promising. The stand
Of corn is bad, owing to the wet weather.
II is said to be the most backward spring
of the last twentv.tive wears
Tho ,ho., Oron ,,;l, 10 r.odv 81. ho,.
vestin. Nv The middIo os ne~. month n
Texas. The prospect for an abundant
yield is excellent.
The fall wheat is repor,ed NV the
Guelph, Canada, Msrurvas having a bad
appearance, owing to the frequent thaw-
ing and freezing.
Tho Am,r;oc, A,r;c,,,,,,r;., ,,;vos ,bo
number q, ternels IN hr.boI &c ,,hoat
as csc, 600; equally spread over an acre
of ground. this would make thckernels
lie little over three inches from each
other, or give about ten square inches to
each other.
The Waverlv MAJ Hrnr,., learns
from farmers that the wheat !. not ex.
pected TO make more than half !. cron
EVENT. the berry he frst.ra,e IfIa.
fs5e'te al Saline, two Of the best wheat
growing s2lla in Missouri, ,nra,'sl:..
.frfeeT acowardor%s'acrS IL vii be al
tharfsfcw expected.
.Thkaveruge yield of wheat in difFeren,
coyptries varies remarkably. In Austria
Il Is IA bushels per acre; in France and
Prussia, IL; in Spain, %; while in
Britain the average yield is from 2S to
80 The yield Of barley In France is
n bushels per acre; in Prussia, 25, and
Englane from 80 to 40 bushels per acre.
Pie Lexington, mo Register says Of
the wheat prospect: The drenching rain
of Friday night and Saturday has put
the wheat crop bsyoml fear of failure.
We had heard some diseouraging reports,
but now we hear from every direction
that the wheat is out of danger, except
from big and rust. A good article and
large yield is expected.
The loss oceasioned by drought during
the last two years has probably been
equal TO As much more Wherever VIC
haye been in New England, during The
past year, we have found numerous fields
barren in grass but prolific in weeds
Millions Of ca,ern;ll.rs b,,,o ,.,.o,,
in Hickman county Farmers oan o,,o;d
ibis nest Il tbev ,y;,l .horno = on,, III
nowder only and shoot oray ,he wahs ~
sa,lv snr;n. Uold ,Lo -. 90 a. l.,
san about two feet eom tbo woh
ro ,,.,...;,,, p'.u,,
!. -, ~. '''a' learns 'iii' nie
~ aeI n 0 ~ "PPei1noe vi
I,a.. - sa -, ~" = ne%f lover
"a $3.50. uoS.Oyea nuch Vege'a-
o.' ~"' ANA a1,'e'is 70 10 iur'nef damage
80 , As wac iOunu necessary 10
a. 49, y nOs' ~ oruer 70 destroy
' " .''..'.'' P'o'eu successful.
II "sA .Ai,lN AND hhIrkR'
hNA1hlAn Ctllu NOu llGIn or tW0