The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-10-13
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dor of the n;,]cc ard vast. These
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cam. me ti,<,> hy >,iu,nlatiuv tie
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,u;,;..,.4 nf 49,. H.. AJAX hy PICK
ling tie sect. r. i'll; SUCH h,tc 50" =
irss, a %""t"'t> df'<>lhg of some &c.
tiv" am"Hiuc,l' fertilizer >h"N'd "r
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r't'r 2N"''' conveys 'h'S I" ~" I'"'>
l'p 'HS. i'N "':' n'HN We applied.
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sni,I,,tr IT v,.,,,.r Nbjur 1it,inN ,n
cvcry va||or rf vu,rr needed. rnr
2 bushels Of wheat in a 'uh or ha'
rel, and ronr the above rHn'cd >"?'-
'|on over it 5" ;|'al il shall be r:r"'' :
disturbed through IN' gains. :.'n
'h' "n'"t ,N'''""H'\ "'' '''" IL '"'
Oh il cream "''h ''"' , !" u >''' ~
enough "'! u'"' -''''|'" mae ''
cover every gram
RYE may be sown all this month
but the later the sowing, the mo'c
seed should be u<tl Fer Il Sniliu.
crop in early S,,j~y. say 3 bushels
per acre.
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in all grain frlds AZ soon as the SOW
ing il fni>hch. II left later. tic
growing r!an}~ VIII he ininled by tie
,lamrIjn- and tie passage Of the
pl"w. We "onll Do this even GU
"H,,r]lri;nrh land if the Su,farr
1ArH< j. ~ this ease the fu,lnN 5
>bnIIl Start from between the dIaiu,
- lew places over them.
ows NAV I've turned over in ,hi,
month: plov corn stubblrS and cul
tivatc two or three times before
winter,
AZ RIO" "'--''l"'h" Tor ""'S
'"o,'I'i ne '''' proved a"u '''' ''"Seo
~ 'h%' '''' T"'''va'"f or '"!f"" may
~ II 10Y S''''''7 III ear spring. &c
";''' ''f carry Fo'"'"'S S''"'''o ''
'!""''' az" 'n"h'iFed' SPErao '"'
manure nr"n ne P'""r" E'"Ni'" HH"
''"'e ""''' >i''"g' '''" ''"" II "h'i'r
Sod ''r"unI t'or Corn may be lihcr-
ally tl' h'r>~, Y! vi T. COARSE manure
low, hHt not ri"N'd Until mean the
Time tor painting III III" >El'n", "Ecn
dressing II "r'Hlrlai corn Irit'I'N1
VIII Or sufficient tor IA G""a crop.
setter employ an extra team III Sf'"I
to pl"W for com, 'han tn'n Il S"d ""N.
There Is other ana mitch more r'cN>-
ing work at this season.
Cutting Corn should not be delayed.
Every days delay after corn is fit t.
w. st'" ',,: u"'"'S'' '"T ' :, vac
"'o y. ""''' 10 Nv ''''"'' '''''''
HlsklnS may begin at once, then
''e f"ooe' can oe taken care OF as Il
should ne. Nhen well cr'bbcd, the
corn VIII dry as quickly or better
man !" I've stock exposed to storms.
Use nan i,asEinS SSo'es' "t1ich WA
spare me hahdS, Unless Il MASKING
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m"",. ''f ~, I'"';Doa ~ ''''"o '''''''
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STACKING Corn FODDER. pre-
fer to stack orr fodder rather thai;
put it under cover. 1t is TO, bulky
for the barn, and if vel! stacked will
keep in good cnddtion. We make
small stacks holding five or six loads.
ana one OF 'Hese may "e brought int"
tue oa'n as u may may ne "a"'e" ""''"S
INC WINTER l hesc stacks may De
n''"e III '"e nc'o'
ROoTs.-Arancels and sugar hcrts