The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30
Suggestions Upon Various Subjects
OF Benefit 10 AgricuIturists.
Strawberries and Pecans The Clio
ment Attachment Fertilizers
Tor Grass Lands How
to Fatten Turkeys
Other Topics for Farmers.
STRAWBERRIES AND pEcANs.


In nrtnher IN t.at ,,aar =, ,,, =,
4, ~, ,,,,,,.t,,a.,,.s, 80, seii'e'hah living
~ t1e heiAhpothood OF mobile put out upon
MS farm 1000 strawberry ptants of thu vii
SOS Albany variety. Thew c,a, h,n, j, y.
thaxx, 1gn nIan,. ,,,a, .,.,., 49, - ~
:. - waving h'ih eaV grow
80 80 ~ iair condition. Last spring they
came into bearing, and from these aao ,lan..
! he aold I'm the Al Louie ,,,,1,t 81. tt'''.'
y, 80. -. .o.'e 80 80 ifuit enough
M D.ns ihna W. w, hes'des having sufficient
Nett Tor home consumption. Next spring thew
II will be apt to do much hpttar than tha,, al,
taat a,r,r.. N ID ..., $3.50 10y oiu
,as -. s ,l ~ 10 usua. W run strawberry
~ ~ n . aouryears without resetting; after
that LINE ~ ceases to III profitable. The gulf
coast region Is great country for raising
SInWpeTTles. ..r
" ID certalnly to ~ regretted that our peo-
Pig cannut more lniiy appreciate the pecan
tyarya onVeefofmis1 rs crop to be cultivated
Ihousanus upon thousands ri well arranged
~ aa,,,,n.v 10y dai.,ya.aa groves ought now to
sissippi valley vat stranra NJ .a9 l. 1om NV Wis
they are Just about Ia raw md mi bet wesn N.
angela yiaits Why2 aannnt TAI ,,,s as ~
merely another eaae 81 the nrnnb unless n ~,
trea." Won know. Possibly we would I Il Nv VIZ, ~,
p Fnrlish wanuts. would H. ,rnv ,u,s ~ nass
readily MD does the pecan NH I'LL tha "s WI \,
always d demand for the irnit ~ Tia naaar =
and IL In really more nrniftahIn thnn tht "
tho EnRliah walnut 80 80 =
Wa r1,pht NJ nut out pecan troaa Naa,ao,
fnu To dn sn ma, he w,nn,yin,y s,a,a,i ieu .,
d Il III undoubtedly wronuins the gsneratnn aa -
COme after iiR There mi, IL IN dnnh, ~ fhn
fact that the man who leaves to hIs nnata ~ iav
! "A iiourishinu grove of nenan traea in. , jill
y them u legacy almoat III rnod 40 4 9TH n;na
That IL what thew aa" enna, ~ so t n',ne.
sSas ~ INA ala nIsy ny c na ne olive
nruneTly cared for. w.m,d Ia worth iii fninga.
snrsidared mat about as much 10 ' ~ e', ,is'
Rrove 81 ths same siza. r. a'eOn - 80 o'N'
tina ra"ar @tarts r..,a,,,, $1,000, ,
~ The mis- afarad for sale IN tha sh n,u VII
varmInnta rrn,n ,u il nn -, saa snops WI
Ikea law rirh h.,,tnm lana nnt n.rmanan,i,s
xvat thnirh II viii ao varv a -, ,,1,n ~,
and in n sni If almost any cba rnotar In Is
,Tnsd nnu anil thnt svilI a,stnin ~, n,,,l, - e
naarh orchard vii ID ~ tha nan a., ~ - l.
Ia n frae of much wider range than ia gsnnrais
IN supposed. have seen H. Inc peean 4 grow
III II, tha wooda ainnr In MAJ aain1,, s,a
s,ne hundred miles ahove NJ I.nmis ne ayar
rrew IN the Etntn IN Texna. n 49,
\ $50 - $3.50
Speaking Of the great advantages Of the
element attachment" the Memphis Ara
lunche says:
me total cost - not over $500 The
attachments could be put up On plantations
and worked by neighborhood Of farmers.
with one 81 them 70 superintend T.. The
machinery ia simple and does its work ~
directly that 1t will commend itself to farm
gIs WE oplecl " complicated machinery
!t WILL take tne place oi Inc gin On the plan
tatlon It Will encourage small farmers, as
W.T. Inoss .l,is y. Rsnsiul use oosGon VII ~,
o.s ~ naaau, nv lakeu " nne ~, III anu soa
Dy ans pounu. HUI, , house 'os.lns gov win noiu
ss uusoon ~ ~ ~. W. 80 VII
n Mri 5trinnnE Wno OWLS the Westminster
NIL. pays ane ,.t .e ossa ,vaauaa.,.a.
LIZ. seeu uusao a., wuu pans ~ .a ,aNee
9nhasu Ely sulh M i'l. epaop.l, 10y ..al9es
~ s.u . lss. Woh ~ 'ne e,, 80,
~. nn sh a.. ii, o.. ot, =,
nnA 49, his ossl .ne WY 40 cu.,on T.
misa ~, u n hets ,,,n II h ins" S'
N haul,na to S" market no commission f. pav
en. 1919 f,, IL w.. MY
psI cens .uia so'ouu , au' ~ ~,
mi seeu IHan ahs ulu.na, ~. 81. ~ IL n H.
uamksL " ~ ~ ssoa.nk reIu uusaon - W.
VIII lush over !. anu suoas ne .up salaus,
They command premium Ia the Now York
and Philadelphia markets. The nilexible
law or supply and demand will force the cot
ton mill To follow the Clement yarn mill The
cotton crop will no longer he shipped to New
and Old England for II Market The cotton
markets will no longer IN Liverpool and New
I York, but will be on the plantations The
Il Southern waste places viii be built up with
III cities and villages. and the section IN the
great nation that Ia now the poorest aud the
most powerless, will become tho richest ind
most powerful"
GRASS LANDS
u,.. ,,,.1x, All n , ,,,a t,no IA t,n dresa
.,aas lan3, ,,.ith vail ,ntfad ataha manure
NJ s,i"his nnrtions ~ the man,,re are oar
Mai aossn M athe roots ar the grass. while the
ss.sl,, hia x,.,lI ,am.in snraaI nnnn tina
anrrana III the ground and form n mulch
Ashas are rood for grass lands. The pot
iii in aahes imnrSves tha quality and III
oreasas The quantity or grass Air-slacked
iima and common salt nj the rate of 900
,,n,,,,as III thn nnre are l,oth good Street
aawanY,ings nre ayc.llent for prass lands and
Nv tha way' a good quantity of excellent fer
tiiizar am In procured from the streets ut
this tima whieh contains many clements
e.Ns mn,