The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-23
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- The main "TRIP, n rrrvial~ plants 90
svplaev these ls,st The sncanrs~t III
lhr hrld may he fIlrd Ircm this sed A.,
trans,,lanting on q RAINY day. ~ when
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h not generally kno~n That corn may lst
sncce~siull, transnlani.d.
rs.ruty.So IN rnt Mia A email
quantity III active fertilizer applied In
the hill n planting will " beneficial
A handful III mixture III luN sonnds "
tlnc hone dust. one hasrcl 81 wood ashc'
and one barrel IL poultry manure
thrown near, hut not on the secd, and
well mingled with the soil, will hastrt
Chr young growth. The earlier III,
start and The more vigorous thu yonnf
growth. tho more RAPIDLY the crop vii
mature.
HITS On DMiLLs.--It has bcct
proved that by planting in drills !
larger Weld III corn can W. produced
than from hills. In place al hills thrc,
feet apart each way, make drills three
aud half feet apart, and drop tho sccs
every eighteen inches. In the first cMss
there arr 4,siO hills and IN tho latter
$500 10 tho acre. Two stalks may b,
grown in each hill, or. II there are thrc,
stalks ia tho former case, there will b'
i4,52O stalks, and l6.eOO In the latter
with one good cor tn stalk which l
possihlc--thcrc will hc lao bnahels Il
tho one case. and i6s IN the other 10 th'
mere. II this In possible, and there IN ~
doubt 81 IL, Why should II not be At
temptcdY
pLowisu ron CoRN.--lt III question
whether VIZ could not MslvMntAgc0nxl,
lei our grass lands remain, rather thai
pillow them up for tho corn crop. -
sol for corn,' hns been the rule hithcr
to, hut circumstances 1yond our con
troll arc forcing new conditions npol
m. One III these IN the necessity ~
producing more meat. milk, cheese nm,
!. butter. aud lcsS grain than formerly
and for these We need grass or othc
!, green crops. Corn II grand crop AM
our climate suits il. Int tho best cor
We can grow IN not as profitable ~ root,
|. Our practice must change M the time
. change. and II seems probable th.t "
! can no lenger sacrifice MI excellent so
for the corn crop.
i Ranrs nrc tho most valuable prutluc
i We can grow. Ono aero VI mangcls q
I bects may be made IN feed two or TIRE
{ cows for Il whole year. This IL NOR
than can he done from Nh acre III MI
!. other farm product. To grow mangel
\ successfully, they should hc sown thi
1 month, before the 10th II possible. Al
) tcr mAngcls, como sugar bcets and bloc
!, hcets, which may be- sown early IN Jnns
i hut arr better sown in May. There NJ
I several varieties 81 Yellow icshcd mai
4 gnls, which aru thought more yMlnabl
|. than the red varieties. Webb. Yello'
j. GlolT, the iellow-Aeshcd Tankard, ID
o Long yellow, and some other yarietie
4 IL this color. nrc already Introduce
4 here, and arc found to succeed wei
4 They are moro solid than the largo r.
d varieties.
i FoDpEn OKors.-- After tho Apri
! sown fodder crops, will como the earl
2 kinds III sweet corn 10 I've cut IN Jun
! and July. after tho clover has been fe
! Of. ~ change. or 10 follow early*ow
oAls. During May. winter rye will }
u cut and fed, and meanwhile portion |
J. the clover should be pushed ahead
J, follow tho rya. Some early Varieties /
9 cabhages, of which tho writer tind
y Fottlcrn Early Drnmhcsd the host Il
!. this purpose ON his soil, Ahould !
z planted ont M soon ~ possible for IL
y cows. A head Of this variety, wcighin
i twenty pounds, IN good midday lnnc
/ for COW when thu grass n failing. 4
tho fodder ryc III cut o0 In strip
through the Aeld, tho ground may |
! plowed aud rc.Hown Immediately vii
SWEET corn. \ second sowing u oAls, ,
y set with cabbASca.
\ TME AARkEIN.