The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-03-12

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sta# HtA. has l1rn pssrnslNsis ithe.
AZ ihsnEh atftnF hati alsrrAt v,4tnr.
AafntsAtasa, shr inpsi haste Nv iht worst
speed. Aaa IA rmasHs w W. seem IL.
sitter Ill. thr tsatrfss auft Will III lahes
fsl III IN lerii,af iiuAv, it wh,rHi
enusi II should VII exercised. trs, work
tiH# isea span may mrt.l IA W. tlanr
ussf nHaif
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NJ. fnasl. now nth ieh. ia grow s,rsnu
wh.ai In laeal,ti,s where fall wheat uhls
phuall he sawn, t,ltinr wheat te ~ res
4 e.ssl climate, auh tlga hot aud early
siim,ntfs IL III. Mil De states ar MT
favorable a. II. Ssyes,hti A.. many
farmers have tried unee more Il
has i1is,l. "a iuiglt have BEEN ~
lee. aud ns w. have nj IN given
warning wbuli lp the r..nll III attempts
~ grow this class IN wntas tea iar ru,sib.
sttih,fn NV iofk. New Jersey. anil
Pennsylvania ~. unt ~ thu sprinp.
eheat latitude, and linr west from
Central New iusk. will rS nearly ~ nns.
sihlc separate tin full WHEAT anl spring.
~llef districts. Where spring wheat
N sowr. shr seed should hr iii the
ground ~ earl, Az thu Soil can hr iiisrl
FIR ".
Oars follow spring wheat. i,elng
somewhat less hardy. II 4, thought Il,
suinr tha' oats will take no harm from
careless seeding. III, this IL mi stake i.
for good crop. deep covering ii, a we'll.
prepared soil IL needed: slnlIuw.s own
seed does not tiller. while thu. so.n
deep will tillcr about M much ~ whca,
Will, good covering, the secd may be
sown much earlier. and will lie safe
against changes ~ the weather, while
sced near or on the surface will he de-.
stroscd either ly ffos. or by dry weather.
AZ soon rs II sprouts.
Co,gEisU SyEp - Experience will sat.
isfy M, ono tia. drill seeding il far bet.
ter than broadcast sowing: there IN n
saving u seed, every good seed grove.
and none IL wasted, and The plants hnv.
inv better root ARE harder aud moro
vigorous. In, drill cost large snn,,
IA used Int twice il ycnr. aud for short
time. AMI for single purpose only,
An implement that will serve moro than
nne purpose ~ economical For IN.
stance. tie acme pniycrizcr not only
brcaks np,mcllows aud levels the ground,
btit II covers seed ~ we'll, and evenly.
~ q drill. leaving similar ridges and
inrrows. With sucii u machine nlI tiir
work Subsequent 10 the plowipg may be
done. and vel done: for, Nv little In.
psniliiy. a broadcast suwer may he ut.
taeliei 10 II. Inventors will, NO doii,f.
III time furnish ,is with machine that
will pIow several furrows, mellow tie
ground nnl roy aud cover lie see1, III
inc operation.
IrITlltIfhs pom ~rnfs. Gfofa.~
Tnp.tlrsss.ng ftll.so.n crops aioi!l Il.
duLe this month II III nii. Tie return.
Ing uafmilt first affects tsn roots, and
they tart ~ qrew before tie leaves,
lie ttituulan' u thus needed tn tn
fas.te, bsiur1 the tipper portion Irs NJ
peared ~ grva. A dressing III 10 ~
] .f,1, pounds pr acrr ~ any gaol afi.ii.
eial fertilizer rnn ~ ur.d Will, pr1lis
On my crop, II applied NJ tie proper
time, ~hen tln grorth begins ~ start
Tur present necessity "a American
agriculture II larger crops ~ Tho same
af,ai of u leAA prDp,StiOnate r,sf. than
ntr present small onnr. Thip resuIi
ran only be sectirei by additional fer
tiilliBg. The present average II orr
erops II not more than one sfuuffh III
tbas @l,ie', the toil ~ capable oi pro
.ineiGg. AMI this extra titr.esfoutiIis
mas be produced without any more
labor by the uso ~ fertilizers or adj.
iienal JoanHres hit iertiIizsts chiefly.
..n1is,eiAs fertilizers add ~ iI,c sDiI
certain elameniH inn condition In uIiirh
iitpy afe Immediately active, and force
il strong. vigorous, carlY growth. aid
- enable iIn III ants u push Dut Il large
nna'ar III fneiing roots. wIici, fihtl
ntit and appropriate The manure later,
aiisii IL ~ III is,u hsri condition III
p'aIt faosi.
4 srr,xG plant digrrs~ H. fool bettc,
iltan il "fak pnc, and III appetite. ~ Il
araAk. II moro vigorous. prFniHfiy ~ /,
fitat ~ A strong. healthy young animal
II II with Ire plant ~ with tic animal
ealls feeding. md sigor III gro4iI
Irirg curly ani ssvptaus maturity. 1l1
tasf,er should italy t. pct earIy strong
AL healthy gro.ih.
TittIf j. 10 i'fAn ~ 4 grarLea.s
fHs World markets are 1t our itei
lie fear that wc mnY produce more
tI.au can be di,ps,sad ~ Il Il bug. i,ta,
a1i phantom. /. i,sa been CON ltsi,e
II tI,tb Isiaf. Vt Il cetiain prize, ~ estl
csnitol all the Infopean markets. md
TIM fliH price, allie II psya ns fairly, II
tDD ANAL III i pfoitt ~ lie European
farmers, who 'r,sc ~ imy large rents
heavy ils.r, employ expensive labor
ani llsa r,st;y faitiliurs.
J'mIsn rpn 4 NoMy.r. There AZ
f.pUO,u y II ro.di,ys hi Europe, who ".
uDn-rrotIlHary, aid expensive rprsun
-; lUrJUH, M J.saJD,uia, NJ rrtn,
horses. III ratipp. anil not working
tnpffgry, Eibxs, Princes, anil i.tIea
persons IL MI kinds, WHO arc siiptprte.
Ia ~. greatest luxury ont ~ liz pnI
III revenues. aud tho faimer um.a ~
all w need hot far ~ compete will
. farsttr 80 buticnTi. our f,fDSp rit,
. consists 10 lrssctsing The ..pss III on
pIoinee. and sn.IiDg u 10 ilI0aa nations
: slip TINS hamper themselves with Inr
drna teD efi.yoms ~ b. borne: Isroui
ing. III iaei, The food producers fnf
|, lprge portions - tie population VI tn
sold. neafiy onr bali ly,ng witI,pr,
: tll,er.
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