The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

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slsArA litns I. nsnAlIs slsts~d strtn ths
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rns - NE lime imsnesiiats.ls slt.s ihe
manure. IN II IL narrowed In nj onee.
The Sfuthies are new iale ml~,n most
FARMS. This In nni desirable. drs
weather ~ this season seriously inter.
fcrs with rln~ing, and thr work cam
no, ie we'll done II II II delayed. A.
soon ~ thr uAis have l~rn removed III.
ground should he rlawea. and. II thu
weather continues dry. u should 10 rnl.
iisatea or worked with the harrow. The
disk u wheel harrow u excellent for
this purpose. Otherwise cross pln~.
ing should I've given l~frc the ground
becomes hard. Thr loosened surface
will keep the bottom from drying out,
NWamp LaHds. No lwtlrr time than,
the present offers for the clearing III
swamp lands. To cut on scagcs. ans.
burn these Oh Try, windy day, will
leave The surface clear. while II II dry
enough 10 pillow or lrcak MP. W. find
d disk harrow. such ~ the Nishwits, "r
new notifications Of the old but excel.
lcnt idea of sharp steel disks. IT, la
very effective for snch work. The
ground, when cnt mp line. may be- seeded
10 grass nj once. with good chance for
u successful catch. On swamp lands, 4
good dressing Of lime will 10 found us..
inl.
Gas Lime can often bc procured fnr
the taking AWAY, nj any gas works. !,
III III least worth the cost III cartinT i
moderate distance. hut il should nel
hc uscd while II IL fresh. II hanle,
new II may be- lai,l In heaps on lanl &
hc plowed In next spring or on land I,
h. fall plowcd. aud spread either in th.
fall Or spring. A few months cxposnr.
IL needed 10 free II from injurious .ascr
which pass of In time. After three q
four months II becomes carbonate u
lime. or mild lime, with considerable
portion VI snlphasc u lime tgyrSnm
mixed with IL.
Kitchen and Market garden /
In now that tho we'll. planted and keep
kitchen garden makes its value i'll. il
abundant supplies II vegetables for TN
table. Though most vegetables ar,
beyond serious injury from weeds, TIL,
various wedding implements should h
kept al work in the garden. A we,
going "a scel now means many hun
drc,lfold III its kind fer neat year.
there il nothing OH strip where MI earl
crop Inns been removed, LIT the cult
vatur run over il every few days, but
Il better IL sow such places, and k.e
NIL the ground In cultivation. Spinae
may hc sown, and turnlps sown now wi
make q good crop.
Drilling Ithcat. MANY farmers ar
testing the practice 81 cnltiyatin
wheat. We hcnr VI frequent exmr
mcnts III this direction, and these In,
generally turned ont satisfactorily. Gu
tivating or hocing IN easily done b
drilling tho wheat In sixteen.inch row
Ivy stopping every alternate spr0ut.
il not difficult IN construct himpl
cnltivMtor TINT will work The spaces b.
tween tho drills. There arc two aificl
ent wheat hocs In the market that 4
the work effectively. Wheat that
Aown broadcast can not be cnltivatet
This fact, and the better cohdition /
drilled wheat, should he sufficient II
: dncemcnt 10 nsc the drill, il the grel
saving Of seed and the lesscning .
labor are not.
, oyster Sheils are frequently Ia
procured for small price, and may
! burned very cheaply. To burn thcl
make heap of shells aud small woo
brush wood can l,c used IL chopped In
' small lengths md packed close. Wo,
| mud shells nre packed IN layers, and d
i hemp IN covered with chips and sm'
i wood or brush. Asit burns down, mo
4 brush IL thrown upon the heap, and
may be left IN smollcr for two dA.
when the IRE will bc bnsned out.
few barrels u water may 10 thro,
upon = heap of 3OO OF 400 bushels, =
IL will shake into hnc powder; when
u msy be spread upon thc field In Nh
+ Ing the lime, the water should bc thro,
n on gradually, lest too much DO used q