The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-21
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VA reply II the n.etsirn, Inv table
rasiislieS ran br successfully raisrl IN
the garden, SAYS Il lind no difficulty
In raisine nire crisp ones IN my garden.
and having them In rotation during the
rniiru season. What thc rN,lish needs
In fertile, sandy snii, that ,lnes M.
bake On the surface. The soil II my
garden iill. this hill, Moisture, the sun
and puck growth 10 the rest
undertook To improve onc " my mdish.
bids ly tlll,nn Il with heavy black loan,
obtained from tho river bottom II wNs
a failure. Tine or two vi my friends
were not successful In raising radisl,c,
until they formed hr.ls of sand wheeled
from the road. IN heavy OF clasey soil'
ranishes nteapi ~ hc tough, pnngcnl
and ~ormey, unless thc ground II kept
well pnlserixed, aud The weather IL ia
sorallc Ia 4 rapid growth. I think th.
quality VI soil alluded h.. d rich sand,
Ionm that will not bake on The surface
will generally produce nice crlkl
ralisllcs. II II should losc its yirtM,
Ivy planting tho snme crop for mum
brr NJ years, change 10 another location.
M Louis Gi0Le. Dtmorrd,.
A. CnAwronp, III .apcer county
Min. Inns boeh experimenting with t,n
tntocs, md sends tho result ~ ih.
Rural Nur iork,rt In order ~ TEN
the relative cropping qualities ~ III.
FEW varieties ~ potaioex ] cultivated
out ~ The multitude introduced ~ Nh,
public within ll,r Inst fcw years, IN III
9TH ~ May / planted eight hills u cacl
Ut Tho following Kinds. The soil WIN
sandy clay loam ~ clover sod. No ma
nnrc WAS used. Tho tnlbcrs wrra cut Ii
single cyeH, mud one rye planted III
hill. Tho caro- given MI NINA the sam,
In every particular. Az digging time
selected four hills III each variety. viii
The following results when tho RESPECTIVE,
yields were weighed