The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

hundred tons Of it for the purpose of feed.
ing to my miIch rows during the winter.
nnnurinE Sands.
The collection and application Of man
IRE should 90 on continually, for the
grasses and cereals and all kinds Of cult.
waited plants make an annual draft ON
the soil for the ingredients which enable
them to build up their stems, foliage and
seeds. No liquid or solid manure suited
for cnriching the soil should be allowed
to 90 TO loss about the homestead. Soap.
suds, woOd.ashcs, SCOT, charcoal, Saw.
dust, etc, may be applied TO the soil with
much benefit 10 crops. LcacIcd wood.
ashes are very useful for loprdrcssing
grass land, deepening the color Of the
plants and increasing their productive
ncss 50 much as to dCuhlc the agreeable
yield OF hny wherever they are applied
in sufficient quantities. All farmers who
are striving to make farming pay, and
are in favor Of improving instead Of going
backward, will see and appreciate the
well meant suggestions ON manuring
land, 10 all such we look for that
imprisonment and progress 80 much
needed in farming,
urov,,, ,u,,,.o
Mr.. Hyde, in the New York Times,
offers the following suggestions on this
III .of uyo Ia trv, roi.o oolLo.o
,, sniI TLon w. '"D"s.
rI,y lnnm and ]nIcy,y If n,oh % NJn',
soiI il od,ntrd tn ,hcir nrnylL In, II
n,m,, mo-, Ln an ra,on,i,, h,c' y
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,nimoI- nyronl nnnntic !, ,h, '"tun,
nnm ,hri,o rritI ,hni, r '.,i,
i, n,,icr L,t fla ,oLLoaa ~ ,,,n,
- Jry .oil md a Ln, smmn," '" ,Lr;," ~,
mod in iLr wr, L,rg ~ "' ,nI
autumn N,,or ,Ion; T'|t ".'
ynor, IN .nccc,sidn nn H,' ."p
;rh"y orn oyL,ng,mrs ~ - '''r' 'I,u
rnn,,in mich un,rin'on ,,'" ,m,!
,'",n" Wn'" "It,,,l'iI ana require
H,ru v,rJ m,,uro !, u,a Lm, r. ".,
one kind il uscd. but II comnnst nj barn
ward manure with night soil osbcs nnd
EnIt, is better than any sinyIc CrrtiIizer
when the plants first Start tLev ,rn an,
to he eaten nv A little hI,rk Lon,Io do
prevent his rayoprs and n fine emma ,imo
stimulate tho growth of the nI,mt dms,
fine leaves with SCOT mr. ]nl,sicr TI,,ro ia
no dancer Of ovcrrroding r,Lh,',o ni,L
any ordinary manurc SoIt j.. "TcclIrn,
for them. but an oycrdoso mov canso
them to withcr. Whether to ow tLc
seed in the hin where In, ,l,ui !. ev
ucc,rd to rrow or to tr,ns,iIan, :, -
uuc, Iiou about which c,LLn"a
Ii,,rrcc, The farmer invnIyes ,Lo loa.,
Labor. but there can ho M nuoy,ior Lnt
that trusploutiug Tend. fl rcmJnr ,h'n
rlnuts slnrkv If"thr scnd i. .n,,n IN
bed the danpcr il that thn nI,ut, w;ll
grow too thickIy, and RIM mn viii Ionn
and slim stems, 80 that IN thc whnire
we rive the preference 10 sowinc in thc,
hill, thinning out early. and leaving the
most vigorous plants to 90 ON 10 uer-
fection.n
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The slow proprr.s th,i ho. hoon moJo
in ibis rouuiry IN ,hc nsn or %yn.nm !.
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rvn.,m mr. l,nJ ,L,stor in ,Ln r.m
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@Irt,.r. rnuId Lo Ji.,in", n"o' '''' Wv
distance durina nh ,Lo NE
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".,J"y Wv pc,'en.s VI IL.
olhe, P".'H " tnc country s'"l'l'I'!
S.'"n''o ~ u uS'u very SP"r'"e'y or nol
~ W. S"iucI ''"r's "'r no' 'oh' %
Lying experiments tnaI r"Sl money