, 1874-11-07

you would have found many Of these question
moro fully answcrod than tine and space will al
low At Tits ttnlo but am glad 10 know thu
yol will begin now, and trust TINT yon will in til.
In II"
- HusKfSH WITH HORSEPOWER.
farmer at Mantl0ta has invGntoi 4 machine
mn'n 1dr nnnak'ng Will! horsepower, over. which tht
alonuo.a T and Amboy people sro jubllant. KonE
csool: Eontlemon. Flowing by steam ia a e,,ccesa
nut ieN farmers have an ynr boon convinced that
.i - "a inetter OF econony, and tho now huskei
nrnra 1one up to tho RRule ORDEAL. It nluAt be
sna paen that u "i'l do tho work cheaper tElnn by
aa,s Or tho invention will 10 at-borr.
en-" vs. what i can do, and wllnt 1t costa to sI.
! tuoslaAhd bushels Of corn, I'hia ia m nuo OF
| nsutes. ospccn!iy among Tho 0ranEnrs, vlo d.
'o""" '"e'E ''as nave al cconominal value.
NEW FLOW.
a1v "u,n,.r L.ks coyxrr. Ia., Oct. 10, 1874.
VII Ill., my pow will DO and that pofaps woal taks
.a.ed IL dipsT' r9sa ,. ssy ssnno for h.ve not
and know q anotsr Es asep ~ita far st ts
patented So am mol blowinR to mako nsnnv w sa' IL
,say.pa My pow is long, and Is carried by wheels let III
e frrow of lbs Woa hat r om III r. s1h otasr Sa
ael!oes aro rLdo enough to roll tho furrow copl.tcT
sYs, s s !. Tnst Of tho pow. with tho weight Of to
Tl!e plow runs sasy 10 incha. aocp ~ any n,ow
harS m9 ev9s ,. s;o'. to to' s.le doe, i,ehes.
tlon underneath It, al the whoe!s carry Tho wi,oo
mSight o. she nlow, with ths weight Of tho furrow
II any farmer should desire any further iuform,.
tion ~ regard to II, will willingly gyo il, "a iar a.
s,n Yors sq sus cannot take anything on Of
Tho statement alluded to was this: II hsya a
pioW that cuts furrow 10 inchcs loop by ii
1nches wide, drawn by ono palr Of horees," As
!" ., nau never Deen my good fortune to own such
,; p.om; pair Of such 4oraes. or soil 90 oasi1y
apoudeut would discount part OF tic siato.
mont ! but II appoats from tho above that In
ueolinea @ TO do no, and gves tho further oxplana.
y !ton that II suns on large whoola, which relieves
tbe whass 81 or foo araagt have eontende TINT
&c sqo smnli. As the ttmc of l,a donsh, the lnto
~. Skinner, tho invontor Of tho Skinner guiky
PloW, hsd this subject In mind, as loug letter
f1eGgad He tho week of his death fully set forth
DO mado large. He had used worry largo wheels
on, on hsa cultivation to great advantage. These
slllky -p!ows muat coma iuto general uso soopcr
OF latof, and efforts arc boimE naado by soveral
plo"makors to that end. Tho pow-srial Ut Sid.
nes, u this county, year ago, was move in
nc right direction, and had tbs eftoct to Intro
anee many Of theao ploNs into thia county Tie
present season.
THE APPLICATION OF MANURE.
Inc ca \? praetice IL tho use Of uauure waa to
sept III tue application to rneadow-la1ld, and thop
tie manure Haa composteu or vell rottct. nnd
applied MS top-lrcysing. In all casps tho
1annIo must 10 old, OF. compostod with soma |
IL cnse tha nannra m ,saa % 1:ae rnDes swdst etc
. was pancaa III small hoapa aud allowed to 30 |
'emain Until the tine OF culture, when It van |
'pread out and at once plowed under. 4 farmcr
nj ,sn' ~ as.f'.i euisa AEn galao On manure,
,lra,,ea th@ Irart;cs ~ use M snsfo Is At hand
vn ~ et lass a,tea nteo eRops thah hm nclghbors
nord iMr r., 'ess nltGh'oh 70 thiR subject. Whilo
hora ~ :; ~ Question Lhas tla practcs will pay,
nanuro appe sa 70 sdppo9o 1f ;15 tho ssno
saolt taofe has been sufficient experience 10
~ 10 49, - = ~. Si.,.,u
0nu eI1ae ooJecuoh 10 tho lEo OF raw or un-
ia rrnsses IMMUNE hI, " tae aeeda OF Teods and Of
uatances Ill., W. T. ~ nast s,,aa snown tnt IN mos.
nu gsassca sre destroyed i'll tho process OF prep.
sa tato ~, % she sou and Of CULTURE. We will sup
uso sna, ratsr :, nns manure for 10 acres Of
o'n,lHnG, anu @hat no las ntubbe:land on which
= - apply It. Ile old plan would DO to haul out
an naanuro ~ tnls season, n'aco 1t iu heaps to
smaln st 1litll eptins, and then spread 1t out,
oM unoeTi ana plans at once. OF course all tile
1oq 1ous ~ s T. Wouiu 90 ready to como up aud to
row WITH tho earn, making y grealy-iu-
:saaea y. amount OF labor to cultivate the crop;
"sona W. maas O. our good farmers think that this
'ofcasea iaoof costA moro thau Ia terail |
J., tno MeIe"eea Vaiilo Of The crop,
~ aa 1of thls reason they do not apply
ahuro Hroc1iy to tho oorn-crop. Supnoso
" 1 i1as pow tho Htubble-!atd, or rather II
~ a. peeh plowed Immediately after harvest, and
tne tln1o Of Applying tho manure subject it 10
tuolousn narrowing. ibis would hare killed | .
y ~, G[oHtn oi aut'fmn-woeds, and tho surface
ouiu y 10 IN gooa condition to haul tho tnanure
= tne PURPOSE Of spreading it diroct from the
ai'on. "Aoh u may remain undisturbod through |
70 =, winter Ieloro ii IL time to plant the corn,
~ ~ a1tnr !lfa MISE crop Of ycrnal wooda have
e! age thelr appearance. tho whole should ba :
@ .aln harfatod. This will destroy tho crop OF i
'eus. ~ 1T tue sanao tao, commute tho -
rIaeo Or the soil aud the manure, aud thus =
ohare It Ior tho SEED. rolling At this sings II
tno ffoceed!ng "sli facilitate the spronting Of :,
otiies crop OF tho scods OF weeds, aud Of tho -
asses Or Clover. II there were any in tho i
suute ana, oefofe tho corn is up. this secoud h
~ q mn' neauh aioula 10 DESTROYED hr harrow i
: ioa, nnus y WV 10 seen that tho powing and ii
app!calom OF manure can DO dono in tic il,
! anta ~ We have to ao In tho m
'nE 10 10 narrow tue ground wlloa a,
ato leady 70 plant, tue second narrowing ~
ns past q tho atter-caltilro. But tho ina Ii
"as.aa oorlnS tho winter. IL IL sugGoated NJ
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