The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-09


Whole superior to that Of the Paac Ridge nas; they
and Within few miles Of where stand there
whose y dan nd Be nrb readily y
Gas the New jersey gensands increase their value weight FOR
These marls cases, sinnulant but
worth ore per fn IN 9s man several q ne @
Sobvar1 Of the mari region and southwark Of drawn from
of high manua value sources Of potash OF which subsistence the
deposits Walden and Nnona contain from oneand aha to two
per These materials could readily be concentrated so as to bear
The greater part stated in detail of
1860 them have been developed BY researches made since
they have attracted but little atenh0nh
doubt pee disposition human nature depreciate home
ing that threatening aspect which long up
Indifferent of the absolute necessity of adopting
These ALL and deal than thai
reason that they complete fertilizers widely
6eay wSn b mal sn ba With n sa
and m @ they e ss % y generally
glad that of late especially the neighbOrhood of Jack
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS
As for commercial fertilizers their most proper use applies to two
the soil arising from the sale OF our products This in the nature
every the regular balancing of this depends
the maintenance Of profitable Produciveness
Secondly they proaPy used in making for the onesd
wear speak, Of lands; whose wearingou frequently
pendant merely the drain Of phosph which app
cation GATOR OF ION a 4 bbI at py a surprising
erect ny I M ~ - 80 t ;3 IN Inc teeiala-
rehabitated by ubsoing following greencroppng mag
perform these they they
be; which all know to cost TOO frequently the
allowing no fertilizers to Be sold that have not been sampled and their
per centage ingredients to- by
Is rule we pay any case they
do rely they supply but few of the ingred
ROTATION OF CROPS
Among the essential points the of all lands both
MANFRED and unmanured is rotan annual change of crops
Without this the land produce much
We have sinned greatly against this important principle in nees
should diversity crops than has been done, this
cent condemn system remark that the succession
for OF important crops far from being well settled and that
the question, settled for class Of Soils frequently
with reference to other ad WI" require numerous and well
Apart manung proper rotation are number of
expedn improving and stimulating the production soils;
subng, Observation-Disclosures the tauo@ and to7ngp of green crops
lands ne b Is dispense for the ne beng with ff n0cR
Of the heavy cash outlay otherwise required for the purchase
the annta5y shallow ags that has mostly been
average three inches deep; and mainly shallow
surface layer that has been worn out while the greater of the
don bear heavy bur by the aid of deep frequent
aoee excellent most Of 9 as s SS as which, E1ss sse
readily be brought back to very nearly their Original 1 can
They would Of course have lasted much longer had deeper age
is only deep hlage without however necessarily turning up
may be ract depends materially upon circumstances such the
quality of the subso the conditions of drainage the crops intended
to be raised It often involves questions Of slight difficulty
else by long and costly experimenting ndiscrmnae ubong
although much Often has resulted very great improvement
THOROUGH DRAINAGE
suSng but goes & benea SIMILAR ren M bs dS
cultivate; allows the
hours after the
of deep soil well aerated and therefore against
either excessive dout Hence renders crop almost
certainty seasons else is
a total failure
Thorough drainage costly Improvement with us will for
time be confined to the market garden and
which would drain files and
less commercial fertilizers Yet there thousands of cases in
which few single tile drain, well laid
for ITSELF by the prevention of whing the rapid
large remaining waeoaked otter
and the facilities afforded doing awav with onen
drains,o troublesome in cutting fields so poorly
fulfilling their intended Brush
efectua ey
more expensive than tiles
FALLOW.
As for fauO,0ing usually US resting tho
land it fetua restowng soils originally poor to orodnc
after that has,
the panaea for the fertility be efcna
be practised frequently simply ron
cultivation; iuaqe cithot co1Dna an5
thorough tlage, too. "
"GREEN-CRoPPING"
advantageousy the turn of o con
raised for the purpose soimprovement our lone
growing of eight months this
removing crops from the field harvested
and Immediately the soil with another crop though
be of weedto be turned under
the case OF OATS early enough the
for feed or forage afterwards.
OF all the adapted to this climate re-
storing lands he'd Clover whose deep
ment from the suso Hence surface
soil fresh supply nourhment available shalowooed crops
which would not themselves, have deep =
WHERE WHEN HOW?
Such the by the aid of which may only increase
greatly fertility all lands
vene most of those worn soils whose been
destroyed by cropping without But like other
appliances, they be used ndcminaev; dn
pontment % follow in many cases. F
aare be Of the right kind reference
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