The Panola weekly star., 1882-05-27

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III struggle along ~ number N feaf.
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which they faliiyaia \ u ~ lmposal
bllIig ta commence tirlf nrfhHfd 6pefa
ilnni eaflJ n iboy Insist uu settling all
ilin trees NJ une time They hate moi
iha munuy with which "a pufchnsa ihr
ifoos the hand may not hn cleared md
their time v too fully occupied with
gaining bnfd likelihood 0pormlt them
lo enter intu extensive fruit manage
mpni Hence The question arises. shall
such Il farmer wall number " years
doing without fruit entirely, ~ shnll be-
srl ont fpw tfeei zach year IN rs fine
order "A possible, and IN the cud have
m orchard somewhat Irregular In ny.
ponrnnco ~ 10 rows and size NJ tfro.9
The average farmer viii say wait, hIs
horror of unsymmelry IN The orchard
overcoming all other considerations,
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that large orchard of young, growing
trees is an extremely difficult thing to
manage There nrc 80 many different
theories rs 10 ihoir needs by those who
nrc experts, the conditions u their sue
ccssiul growth are 80 intricate and seem.
ingly changeablc that they become al-
most nm elephant" even on the hand,
Of one who has spare time and means;
aud the many orchards In our vicinity.
the trees Of which were set ont at once
aud In perfect order, that are now con-
sidcrcd failures In beauty and In worth,
attest not ~ much to the laziness Of the
owners 90 which they ARE generally
attributed) as to the great difficulty and
almost impossibillty Of bringing to y
successful termination such nm under
taking The orchard ut the Agrcull.
ural College is considered failure, aud
there Is some talk Of tearing il up, root
and branch. The many reasons given
for the failure are undoubtedly correct;
there was poor soil, poor management,
and insufficient means; but II exactly
I, n,oIn =, ,ha k&,r;e,,,nr.i & Coi,o~c ,,il.
r. m,Lin, hom,It,l aud n.ying
orchard by starting il at one time, how
can the average farmer, who certainly
anJ na.ns hano "a snooeaJ9
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a. lar,,a "a he dss;ra. There are man,
aJran,a,,a. a - r.s,,i,;na from th,s me,hn,
a.as ~, ., wa;a;na and sa,,ina ali |.
orce har,Ily comne,sa,ed for hS svm
mo,r, anJ Io,n,y j, ,ho orchard even !
H. oan ~ oh;,tneJ u,s low ,r,e
w,,I cos, In, I;,,le money and labor nm,
I, H. ~. ,,naran.a % ho maL.s mis,ale
H. hat go H. oxnar,anca a Will M, il
Jaan,,, - IL hana,t, ua oan or.Jn.,ly ho
% .s,aa .s.s,anai % aaring Tor ;hem
and his acouired knowledge can be nse,
TO better advantage ON yonnS trees t5a,
ON those that have grown under ~
blighting influence Of his i0norance I
il we'll 10 have new trees coming Inf,
bearing at different times with larg
crops; Il will eoualize The Yields he,was,
the different years. and th,s hotter An,
tribute the farmers work. New yaric
ties Of fruit are constantly anpearin,
and much improyement Il being mad
yhich con M, ,.k az, aJ,a,,,. r, T.. ~,