The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-19

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should winl mp among the trees and
shrubs, n. ihe path win,l~ TN through
the beautiful groves t;sl Inns made. The
child will carry with him thu ~wrt viz.
iunr ~ ~irl il hume tn thr rntls M thu
earth. In Tin, nook IL h.anly will b.
land his srencs VI fancy and II 'tion.
Around il will cluster tile memories III
guidance nn.l love. DR.. ". ". NeT,H,
Arrrn exp. rimen,ing wi,l,all varieties
% corn, sowing broadcast. In drills. anil
cnltivatinr hs hs'ing II. ! have como ~
Tho conclusion that the hest mud most
profitable wny 10 r,l~r corn fodder In 10
plant sweet corn. put your ruws three
feet apart, plant thick. not more thnn
two feet apart, pnt In six 10 eight stalks
10 hill, mniar. heavily, keep IL elear ~
weeds, hoe two ur three times. nid Won
will moi fail to have MI abundant rrnp ~
the hest kind IL fHllcr for milrll COWS
---N,m Eayiund Homestead.
FEEDING ron MANuRE. We must not
forget TINT ii MI food, rich or poor,
there IL n certain amount If inligestiblc
matter, nnl some vi this contains elc.
ments IN rich in plant foo,l nm TINT which
IL tligcHtcl. This also tends 10 still fur.
Their cnrirh the manure pile. LinSccd
menl, cuttun-secd meal and corn meal
nrc The articles generally nscd M food
FIR fnttciing cattle, and, while these ran.
tain the elements " lat, they mn also
rich Ina tle elements of nitrogen and
minerals, which arr ~ necessary for
plnnt growth. IDr. Aen Eugidnd
Farmer.
SOMETIMES In dragging drilled wheat
lcngthwire single tnytli will get into d
row and drug mp Ill the plnnt. In II,
while when the harrow IN dragged across
the ruws the Whcnt IL NOT dragged ont,
I'M the teeth mr. all evenly supported,
and 10 not touch ~ time more than II
single plant. Narrowing wheat IN the
spring N only light hoeing TINT breaks
the crust III thu ground and exposes Tie
soil ~ the mir. and hence promotes the
growth ~ tin young plant by enspnr.
aging ID Ia push omi its roots. The
wheat hoe following as a second opera
ton, ought 10 hase II very salutary effect
III the growth Of tho wheat pln,,t III that
nenHon. aiding 10 make NOR. rouis and
II stool oni for longer nrnsnn. Al the
sam. time thr very stirring u thu roll
makes II moie nile h sustain greater
growth, mud IL retain the tainr md .ts~p
while resisting with iron power tl,e hent
of the run. Tn clay soils TINT nre npt
~ crust over anl become baked in thu
spring il inn most effective operation,
leaving tls sail III 4 gunl condition for
thu whole scnson ~ the growth III the
wheat plant mil up ~ IT, rilnninY. The
advantage ni hring wheat Ought 10 10
more thoroughly tested III this Hsate than
II lins yet be.il. Michigan Farmer.