, 1880-07-16
REDUCED tho ylcld ut oa.s per acre about 20 per

cent.
Kanc-Ently planted cnrn Is tassetlng md "a
six feet high: thu stand IA Nnods promises to
make ,nore tbnn MI average yield per ncrc.
T1crn will t1n nearly nm nvcrAKo yield per moro
Df fnI whcnt gsl Tho 1nnu whcrt4ht winter killcl.
l!toS; sone cnpnt IL oalIts nr r,'.t sn 1
9nts. which hpyc Judged III marty localities tlnct,
Into ruins; tho crop whnre put eflEed VIII n,nko
f * Il a II nse5y n Es asrsfo and IT, ai ne
greatly p1oasctt with tho results.
Misunderstanding ID Tho excessive and corr
Timed rains Eorn Ii very backward In growth
md II, many locnlties very wcedy, tho prospect
y not very cntsnrngtpE for more tlnn three.
lc!FI,s 0f n. nrcrKc yss!l ss mere; re- Qnny e,a
killed there Will bo over thret- ro,,rtts G[ an
nvernao yield per ao.c: THO rust aid ohnc!';; .I;
i" ei,t little Uyer i3rcs.fosrti's. II M aycn,xe
Yield per Acrc. Thcro IL n ,ycry rink growth "
oats and where nat ltxtgcd Will mako over nh
average Yield per acre. -
Kentla,l-Corn Ii ,nt,oh above an avdtngo IN
condition; tho Rrnwtt, II well advanced for tho
acasnr, and III guod state of cultivation exdent
OIL wet lands: III sa1no scctIot,s cut-wnrtns ana m
e,atncll,b,iHs haye injured tho crop. 1.to sinHl
area nr Winter shcnt lott htan,anx Will nrEo .SEo
n1 n axsyTS eye o prces
f0r snrlng whcnt, nn,i thur wifi not he moro
thnn half NJ, average yield per n9re. Oa4 n.vo
inE ars s,iotts"e',: .whsrs tic crop III, ,,a', 6s
saved tll6rG VIII l,e ltiarn thn MI nser4iEn ylo!
ner cf tosl'HsSh'e t'e M u ,:.t,r,Gco he'in n % mf
'ha;onHh ;'rain'E' .,,,.,,,, ,,s,.,,ot /, noro
than IN nvcraxe r,s'' og corn: nearly a.! tho
crop hns been latl hy III excellent cfndiaon.
whcat--rherc viii lc ,i,r e. .fmtrtf,s # b avor-
aKe yield aMl, Her9; QUALITY 1alr; ,tisss Iptnse
llMvo snr1sly injured iln GRIP ~ ne'iGs; ! ~
anrin.s ,rhs "n , 10, ovh sIo sD ,v.r n'Te fii
pi,r.i.uirt. tts rn I,fs,,4; III nyira, III es,tl
.llton: sofrlu fields ,n,,iy linlgc6 wllete stun;
Ing, tho crop VIII tlMke. OYER 1n nyrslkG yGia
havu trla,l Il nro CONVINCED that it pRyt well.
Y.otr-.wct ,xorth,r Ina tntnrfcrci with l.oOd
cul,,,u,, anu mntiy corn.llptJE AFRO ,,c,iy; tho
cnpd.tu nf tho crop prnrniscs tnor} than MI
,ynryre y1cll MR. ucrt,. Afust1f fnll }vhuat was
winter -klllcl;. whnt ycli,nlns will !1fko nearly
three -f4,tlslt,s Ur M ayGr.gt. yielil per nero.
9prtng wheat In Weilhu.t1cd O!lt, afs1da thick
oil the g,n,,nl, .iutl pYonsrs nsnrn thin III Aser.
aKn Yield per herc; fD.nu ticdA M. Hfiny Whent
hnvG leo injured ty chlncl,-ln,gs. ,tJIta nre In
tCS Caa al syra s! ; a bx nsets Ill., 'q 5asm ,k9 ,aes ]
lsc'' 'nid. aiid tl'a rsi'its aroSary satisfactory.
Tn Aut,, cr,i ,t,,,ta xor,, .rrf,,nlt&r III hluh
and ,irnincd ,o,i,ls. and IL tc, lnyu tnrtcr thnl,
usual: souIo tlct,,Y j},naHctl iy (hiuclt hugs.
md uuny nrrt.s N, 1pN land Irow,}d ollt; tho
H0rt, allnyu III average wili not nnt tsnn mako
llil tor tho dnt1,n4c ut chlNcE1-bH4 anu he.tFy
rilns. Ilut little fNl1 wheat useapt} tlIc winter
and mol DrGr twD-thirs]s III Tit lvnrssn y1ClI per
trrc will lJe rtnIIxed. Much Of the!rrlux "lleat
WIS 'pInwcl IN, owing, IN tho tlnfhEc frrfill
e!Iinch-b'Ikp; ttefu will l,o Lit.l.tle ovor hnlf
MI average yIelt per Acfe. ,EllItn-lshGs> :nnyo
reduced tllG yield nf Oats fifty n.tcfth-! Tile
t!rnlMaRn' hus betp1nG .1ulte gtinTi. hnu EaA
gE,nye3t " t' /, b. I EraI'a heecss' Psfs 'so' tot
''1.' w" "', r1,'' ., o, - ,,o,,
s" - ",.,,tt,,,,,a'.
Whten ~ Eeiefa!'S mn tH'r t'ast ,,,
tho tnnlt!on Is nboSe mn affaHo. "ihter
whcnt nIl harvested, A1li much q the crop is In
stuck; TIM tillsltity gtotl Hni the tA boter than
nj MyernW.. lit Gel0w tho crop N 1871 Il, yield
anl Ittu1y. There Efsl DB iti1rB Fn all iiyeT1iEe
GrUp Of 0itts: sDIlc fUaa hrc with rust.
rro-r,1, ia ycncraiiv nt,oy& ut, uycrne,, IN
o,.',,,1o um n - r., xH s;tn r. bitlvntlnn. tha
hpnty tontn,lois rains hnSe Rt3t'y 1nterierrd
will, go culture on tho low u lands, n;'tl n
s Wt,so 'shos, wi x h,ry frc,. ro,irths If
NJ, 1vsra.I, yed nor acrt. TI6Ist and cai1leh-
bugs hnvr seriously t,aninxel atlnK wheat, ard
tho Yield i,ur, lert for tho cpn}y will be short
y a Ss @, a III ifs F GS s az gislS %epss pp
mere. Considerable lilo hus f.r laa.l " thls
connty, and tlo 1faniorles; aroi ng rapltly In:
ilylnysto,-l,rcca r,lust1ejaycd ,cor,,.
nlaa,,ns IN Tho uu,ra,ue,l i III mn n,i II on th-
sanus nt sum % 'anas ,.s 's ..s s .,,. wey as!
Trnic,i MT,la IL im,irifitr WI fii. viii InnIn
niSru thai, aSWr,.xa Sietl isr ari lit ji,tic "yHr
tsirce-foMrtl.s Of nnitveniHn ynlt,dr acs. nnticl
pntcIl. Tilt mall arcn Nf tsinlt w.Ght viii not
tnukp over hnlr Hh nycrnga yhld,er Acrn. Oats
IDnk sPln1ttft ant lr they ard 'lltOwtt dnwn will
make lnptN thNn III nveragn ylN pr aero. A
largo amount Of tc IL being MS tn tlle cnt1llty,
md tho converts to tilo drt1llu4 are NUMEROUS.
t,r,r.-tsorn. h,a t;n,rov;u1 l,., ,,,,uf tta
.s'a''.,., -, ."o '.at9 'y Ia NV
Pnst 1htl'ta Aha ptoHlsea " H'fe u'ore thhh An
MYerlso y!aa" per aefes on woe Fi,us mo corn u
Wntrr wh..,t hoa yn,;,ieri.,v iit:
INST month md uru,ltsex IL h,nKs. nearly m
arcr,gs ylel per aero; so.ue|ioI,ls have 1,een
injured by scAli and chnch hu{A. sprlnk wheat
promises to s.n1e nDarlY mn a,}ulKe Yield Ths
growth VI uats IL vcry rank ail tiIrru nrt, fcura
Or lodging; tho ylBl pr.,inltt4tn .be lHnre tlInll
an, uvrl1lNG. Tkoro llls bcr,J ynst uulounl OF
tn anii n this co,intr anu Mflers tire lMlng nlt
'sa''ep'e 'aa"e 'of '4's pa'1f1c. -
Muco'-Tht prospect haatsfldom hes' l'ntter
FOR eHrn, aud With favnrallA Bfnson tho Yield
per aore will be much aboye tho average. Ihe
,tliplliy ut wtnfUr WHEAT Is Rou,l md tho Yield
lM.r ncrp ia much above iii gvsraYo. lAIniteu
ilrtat uf aIrin8 w!,pnt; thc Yield per nero Will
rr "fr S M ~ i 70 a nySTas9 Ihero & - a, Ser
tbo nrSspuet s s,t,nHinp % ftS ,,,"rn t1,n;1 m,
average yieil pcr nero. Nearly every min wIu
G4M command tho mcRlH ~ thurnnHhly itlo-
tlrlly hts inrtt and the results nra highly Gil.
6nnfaAtng. AZ !, ::
Mnctu,pir-Tharch ho. sa,,,,r, ,.to,, a ;roro nm.
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