The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-25

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wheat crop. Il = Val known that IN ne Ban;
land Ss: scs Snsrss..d :inos .ss ,ssrSs:
csnturv ssn SorsSn on e.s . ,sndno hi.n.
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rem q: mar! %Ss;ssS, data: SSsss ies riss srSs
q whoSt Indeed aboriginal tribes have es ,sn
crop BY Surnns down ne {snslss. stiiis ~ tie
P,;;ni: ior !i!ins 81: 81: IL! !Ssn short
n,yss "a. s1eS es d ~ sns provnSs o.
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Doab tbc fsrc t =, hsyn bsaun 20 rs r
Populated. and Mhss. K being frown where
SnRt th.t tI,a IN nrcSrss. III, IN" nnr,inms Tho
ioE r. "a ss 900
* sss s1f.t ss@ %,s.
Ss 20 m nsT ~ he ms
iSnd could b made 10 prodTccc 'y WSest Ia.
;sSp sb Cereals Would fSoSs ~ over re
t ssa;;s vhsss In short not
bs put down chat nearly hall a. much sssin a.
The present cultivated area could b.. and viii
that The csrscity 81 indiS fcp producnS Whsas
wiihout camsinI MISREPRESENTATION ~ anv EinS
tom. " simost Mn1mstsI "a smn me D%ss
ton Of GndinS 3 s.irs market Tor the producer
BY making branches of railroads Into the pro-
A 10 the coat 81 1rowinr ths MA n r. val
nndorstood chat sii cnIcustions are unreiisSie
to four times what Il il In America remain un.
Famine InS.T, 4 Va. seen s.
considerabie iandiess ciass the aulfivat tad area
no longer suiiicinS to allow blot Of Innd Tor Tor
curry vii Show Beyond aSs parts Of the
sSSSs ri he y6S: people Tim: %
ever until driven away rom
II. Migration and emigration has hither-
oa Hs' g. q e. sO a %n S tsss nj Wsr,,
there vas s
a. 81 he n
ph edistrlbstio 1ac 81 tho population and thor.
Ms o. 1a ds
.s s:ss a. s tas '?%S.f "a
former can be- eifsctsd BY deecntra,IH.tion ~
the Governmont Icsseninr the coat Of Govern q.
iriai empioyments. and 3 soundsr system ~ Of
land tenure. Whiis q system Of Cheap and con.
senss, 1 would s;sy
stitution ot an Improving Tor an exhaustive
system. There IL room Tor ali these msssSres'
on 20 great an ares would MAKE DrodiSioSs
gain. o 's''1'
That q wheat
ss sssr sRss
INK n few districts nth the nor northwest. nowhere
ns d9ss whss 50 Into the
to sause privstion, II a great traction Of the
produce were exported away. OF the is5. O0o.-
staDle. Moreoyer' .IrsaIv Tbcst r. nroducad
osn 1r IN ss
It Is sold below cost. ~ ' -
As 70 our methods Of agriculture. which arc
sanes ws al
great deal Of Improvement can be readily and
p oar nyH sne 70 Dr re
he .n sS xs sss thsa ahe snS s.s
forts IL the reward OF the most sssiduous
labor on naturally FERTILE. soil. With
aye sssS, Of %Rsb Of
TbsIs Ss Ess to The needs Of ~ 81
| rahe in It's amount. Manure. whenever AVAIL
able e sDpsd The more f.
o.
norance. Tho scisntic rotation ~ crnns ~ II MT
| known. though An einniric mutation ~ ssads IL
practsed. In our system Of petiie c,Itlre. two 70
hnrvests land in some pIacss threeI OF the
same or difYerent crops ara GathareS IN one
year. Everything combines with the burpinS
| sun and the periodical heavy rains n extracf
as IL In u natural forcing house. The utmost
The three great dravbacks IN improv.d
husbandry In India are the fewness and
%rc. and the Imperfect supply Of water Ha
900. die every year from one form or other
OF prsventsbie cattle diseases during The
summer and following wet month"; 0ver ' q
great portion Of the country the mass Of the
for want OF grass and foddsr: but a. ' soon az
the rain comes in. and the Ground ia coyered
with rank herbage. they oyereat and nerish
II there were more stock there Would u BE- mora
irewood compsls the rsOpie 70 USE s e vent the he
with proper manurine. md nronsr till sna'
every aero Of land in the country can be made
to Yield &c. 50. or 10 nor cant. mora ~ svsrv
kind OF crop than It It present does does Wheat Wheat
yisided lilo lbs. In tho time Of Hibar IL" ias:
| than 800 years ago and under modern scien.
tinc ouricnltnr~ -,o,,id H., -. a.