Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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t-ov.p AZ must T., allowed L. gam from the
stmo-Inh -uiiahl. quantity ui ammo
mia, O.: by the gradual r"itIns -: the roots
ofthe prece.liu. crop a quantity of "Art"n-
ic acid suitable 1" TIE wants 81 that which
- TO follow. In, all these effects may bc
more pcrfectlv and proiitahlv secured hv
the intervention ot other crops which eN-
arcise upon the sob action alternately or
posed. Thus. t. follow the counsel of the
Valuable authority lust questioned, If we
40 arrange our plans that wheat, which is
one of the most exhaustive of all crops,
shall be followed bv grasses cut for hay,
tho seeds of which not coming to perfect
maturity. do not H. cessitate a great drain
anon the soil. the land is not only relieved
INF. in +, great measure restlscitated and
strenrthcnpd, But we need not stop here.
Let ma Indicate a good rotation. TO begin
tho resnscitatinr process. the best thing to
cow first would he oats, the exhaustive
mower of which is but Gne-SiXth that of
wheat: next, we would sow peas or
''sAS"N
Of which is one-third only as much as of
wheat. and finally, we raise a green crop
usiur little manure, and the
Land will be really. again for a crop OF
wheat. 1t will thus be seen that the far
mer has not been the loser by allowing his
,ana t :" remain min in taIiow State but year
nv wear. he has utilized it, both to his own
n3yoy;ar;al nrofit and the abidinv good of the
Vii itself When a troop of schooI.chiid-
rem have sncnt a half-hotlr's recess in ball
Having and rome skippiny, they feel like
ppexy creatures not heca'lse they have rested.
from their irkso,ne studies. but simply
Ind only for the reason that thew have
.,nno throrob with a certain rotation in
fhe EXERCISE of their faculties. PRECISELY a
similar mode of reasoning may he annlied
to the cultivation of a piece of land.
Ismt we will now practice the rotation
nrincinie ourselves short time. Inv
hhra,,chinp off into another channel of
thonrht' The uuestion som etjmrs sur
raSfS itsnlf to farmers az to whether II
we're better to feed a certain animal with
a viev tothe increase Of henf. or the nro-
dnct;"n ~ milk for hutter and cheese
That is To saw. If a ton Of hay he iced to
hniioct ami another ton of tho came
lind of bav he led To a miich COW which
Inn of hay viii bring to the farmer the
larger amount of pure value received =?
rs seems that chemistry. combined with
kmnwiedUe of comnar,,t,ve nhvsinloyv
has cnrio,,siv settled this u,,astion ~
rconomv' According to Mr.. Riedsel n
continental exnerjmenter. the same uua,,.
tifv ri hay fed to an OK and n COW will
produce one-hundred hounds of beef. mr.
ine Thousand hounds of milk. Now. IL
Ia shown by chemical ANALYSIS. that i'm one
hundred bounds of fresh beef there
thirty hounds of dry nutritious DrinciY
exclusive of bones. But i'm the thousand
hounds of milk realized from the same
amount of fec ding, there are one hundred
and fifty pounds Of nutritious nrincinles
Sir John Sinclair. of Great Brjtaini AS
serts that the same amount of heritage
that will add Il2 pounds to the weight of
an OK will cause IA good COW to Weld $50
wine gallons or 5000 pounds OF milk.
Carefully analyzed. it il found that the
ll2 pounds of beef contains from twenty
five to thirty pounds of dry muscle, fat
and saline matter all counted together.
On the other hand a similar ANALYSIS
shows that the 5000 pounds of milk com