The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26
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4 lad Job.
THr Name Fhrmsr says II one |.
on tolemhly good iarm and IL practi-
ING what II known ~ smix,i husband.
W" few cows, a few sheep, a pair Of
oxen. d horse, nh orchard. patch III
corn, wheat, POTATOES, etc, and II In.
duktrionH md prudent, nothing IN the
future IL sursr than TINT lte will not unly
get living. but will he surrounded
with the comforts and needed laxufisa
of life. Or, II he desires ~ try his hand
NJ special farming, he may promise him
aalf the xame SUCCESS In sheep hnsl,anary,
.lairyinR, fruit growing ~ sipck farm
iny, though morr capital. both III naall
null brains, will be required In special
farming than in mixed h,sMndry.
HRAnisu DuwS Tnsrs. Sometimes
tree Of weak, struggling growth IN the
orchard or nursery, IL headed down
early in spring with view of renovating
il AMI producing healthy. compact
head by a new growth from thu loscf
pnrt. This often has good effect. pro.
viding the tree in ntrong enough Ia bear
the shock 81 such severe discipline. II
the tree II naturally IL strong ronstitu.
ton and has only been checked In the
growth by temporary causes, II In prob.
able that tho desired effect will br pro.
dnccd /; but, Ii tho ircc IN constitutional.
" diseased, Il will probably grow 70 tho
fainu ~ixa NJ before cutting down, and
then cease. a feeble stock III The
nursery, IL budded with vigorous sort,
will often make vigorous growth for
one or two years perhaps until sold
after which, 10 the great disappointment
NJ tho purchaser, Il IL impossible 10
produce further growth. An export.
onced fruit grower li~ said TINT, III Il
stock will not make good tren without
grating, II will not with II"