The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07


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Ia mas, cra,ifyiag r@nsnlta from mannre
"nop grass' TREATED two yonmg aim,
XXX INV Years growth. thc one N gras,
"a liquid manure late In the fan, tho
other to horse dung and compost, ID
connection with cultivation and mulch.
ino dnring the season. The growth
was alike In both eases. aud for the
very GOOD reason that il had reached is
maximum IN each. and il was continued
I'm into October in defiance a the
frost which was severe. The youne
shoots OF each attained a length ii from
five To seven feet. Tho grass continued
green and vigorous. With oc ,asional
! SLIGHT discoloration. throughout the sea.
son. thiokening with the moist fall
weather. Oher trees were similarly
Affected according 10 the amount Of ma.
nure given. II h true that cultivation
and ,nulcbing are an aid. in that les.
manure il re1nired. and may do wherp
an orchard or lawn h started. When
established and kent in grass, manure
will do the work perfectly and. with 4
nroft M an orehar,l from prsss and
fruit that can be realized pcrhaps from
no eonal amount OF land by any Other
mode Of cropping.
The od.bound character of the soil /,
sometimes Objected 10 "A preventing
FREQ access III air. This may be- IN,
case IN some extent. with a compact
clay IL kept In this condition, the soil
anil moi the sod. being nj fault. In I
soil with free drainapn little or no harm
ear rcsult from this canye. Among tn,
hest orchards | know ara some that hay,
b..n ~alwaysin sod. baiup IN rich sol
.n1 deen-i,cidedIy the hest of an soil
for AN orchard. II shallow. they neet
manure. especially II the grass i keep.
for nav. n nnstuted with sheen or hogs
less MANURE Il required. and in deep
rich soil zone at All. II The trees ara KEEP
nrnnerlv nruned ana omen 10 mir. whiel
csssns tbc need ofmanure. With som,
nroductlve sorts. HIGHER results nigh
h. obtained with the addition II ma
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