The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-06-25
FARM AVID FIREsgDE.

"'''' :" WV
gives his experience IN inc management
ana use OF hen manure ! "ou'u Wy
that IN 1905, ) 'oos ,our o"s1e's y, u'y
men manure, 'u'ncu u y. 'ne os'" .oo''
TOOK common ha,, anu 'n,esneo !. 70
aPowder then 'oos 'wen'y'n'e ouSne''
OF muck una, nau oee" Jug 20 "'o"'ns'
spreau' :, on 'ne var, "Vo', anu '"o'o's.'
y miNeu " WIN .ne We" "'a"uie' ~
si"g'c nanu'u' ., u''s oo"Po'' wa pu'
I'd 'ne n''' anu 'ne cor" ",'PiV" wv"
~ 4 han sP"nuiu "c,u W 'o'"'
rian'cu one TOW w''"ou. 'ne ,on,i' 81
iha' TO" co"'u pc u's,'"s"','o. ~
hrougn ,he a~'"' ~."s aov.' wv
weeks oeni"u 'nc re. " '"e "'''' ""'
many !" ne's, s u'u 49, 49,. ~ , s..u,
~''eVe ~ FARMERS wa" ~ "oi m
twenty " my nen, ~" ~ , NV, ,. :"
',c u'oPP,"s' """ I'M" ..s,S ~
aoo'c' y. ~ so''e oe''oi way ,"''e"" y.
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uay uo' u Wo''u wv '''' ""'" "''' y"
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lhE rRoPA"A'ioN W 'hlhsi'- 'nc
~""fpc hm'F'''" says 'nat ce'ei! a
na'ive oil Norway anu c"euen' "no.e u
grows near ,he edges OF s"annpS nus
plant Is rarely cu',''a'eu w. u s'ou,u oc'
hence 'he stunVeu specimens ""'o'' ny
pear IN our hlatke'S ~ oecp 're"cn
snou,u nrs' oc Jug !" 'ne po''o"' ~
which mayer VI s',oss VI "o''' Wy 'N
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Pr ''"s P"c - RI m
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"' e 49,
,p' II - 81 Il,
81 ,ho or,s;do s,oms II ,hs.o liz.
,;o,s arc c,rofullv obse,vod th. nIan,
uav 10 ornwn q, Ioas, s,rr Go, In
ion.,h a,d ,h;s w;,hon, ;mna;r;na ,ho
a., which do,or;or,,;on i comm,nlv
Noticed in overc,oun vegetable. and
rru;,s
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.,"' .,ns a.u9 "a ae. .,., 's ~ ~. y.
- 20 I,.o,;.s - 81 I'll III
w.; Az -, ;n,osos, ~ -. .,I,;na
- ar,,h,,as. A.. - a. -,
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H. a. a.. - Ii 10. 80 g.
- Ill, ~ :, Jouand e., a. -,
- - -. .aa ~. w. -,
-; -. g.. a. - 81 49,,
49, a,;aai s,.a,or r. go. . -
,ron, snh.o,;hor onlv a;sor;na
,l,;,t a. -. o. sn..,;,, - Il
-. Ma" - - - ~
or even five pecks, to the acre:
"Fall breaking is preferable for fax,
as well as other crops, The ground
should be as free from weed as possible.
Flax after castor beans has furnished
the best results. A light cross-plowing
in the spring. followed by good har-
rowing, will leave the ground in high
state of filth. Sow or drill one-half
bushel to the acre; brush or harrow
lightly. then roll. The time of sowing
must be regulated so AS To escape frosts.
Anv first-class reaper will cut flax sic.
cessfullv. Ont when the seed is ripe. /
leave il in the bunch AS il comes from
the machine about half a day. if the
weather is dry. wien il is ready for
stacking. IL does not need curing. as
hay. but if dry NAV be stacked green.
II is never bound when wanted for seed.
Ii ought not to be much cured. Stack
As YOU would bay. The threshinp is
done ON a machine the same as tim.
otby."
When To UT "hhAi:-ine agricui-
turai eui'or Oh the baltimore ''"m mas
'hese interesting .nough.s On 'he SUBJECT
Oh cutting "heat' which are good LOT
every iocaii'y' although IL Is now pret,y
wen UNDERSTOOD oy farmers genera'iy
tha' What should DC cut sooner thah
formerly, yet many do not realize the
extent OF the advantages gained by early
cutting, AS regards tire quantity and
quaiity poth oil the gram ana straw. IL
Is the uhl'ersai OPINION among nour
"ia''u,a'' u,eis 'na' nou' 'n'''e rom cary
su' "n."' 70 "''" s"l",'oi W qua, '',ue
,'o''' "nea' "i''",u " o.oo",e 'u,iy hPe
oeio'e vu''ins' an" why Is 'ni' ~
9'"P'' "',""'e ""'" GUY =" NC "ouS"y