Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
BEANS.

The bean crop may be- made valuable
part % the regular farm rotation. Our
/ climate Il not favorable 90 pas, which
arr apt 10 mildew with the heat, bat beans
succeed very well. aud the frult l. always
sAlable. Moreover, the bcaa may BE- turn.
ed 10 good account a. q food for stOck. Tor
which Il furnishes q most nutritious sHd
heAlthfal allmeut. although Al nrsi u Il not
eaten with relish. Amer bccomlog used
20 Il when grouud with bran and corn u
: Is readily eaten. snd when thus mixed 10
| forms perfect food. and containing large
QUANTITY Of ultrogsneous matter 10 Il en-.
celleutly well aiap,ei Tor yOuug AMI grow
Ing animals II differs bot little from The
Engllsh bean 10 thls respect, and this grain
IL considered Ia that ooantry The most 10.
tritlous and he.lthful that i grown. We
cannot grow the Eoglish bean. ani N"
Fngiish cannot grow oar bean. 90 account
of clmats. sui each must keep hls osn
variety. Bai ~ msy vel take An exam
plr and = hint from Eugilsh farmers. snd
give more attention 10 thl. u.'fal crop
Than ~ have done. a. stock food
The prevalent Idea that beans ~lll grow
upnn any s0ll. hos,ysr poor u nav D., u.
a mistake sui an lujuy II l. rus thst
hssns wlll grow bot growing alone i not
What goof f,rmrr wants. The largest
possible crop i What should be- Aim+i st,
snd N sn Eogilsh iarmyr eau gfoN 80 snd
Sd bushels an Acre of his hsan. 80 a.
ought 20 bs able 'o pruiurr an rqnsi "a ~
81 oor bans A.d a. may. u ~ viii on
IN tskr th- sam psin- WITH th~ crnp o..
th.y da. tn Eagn.h m-thoi l. 20 -um-
msf fslios b. pius iu msnur~ In The Tall.
- sppy hOue dust or sapvfphusphatc Oi
um~ la ihe -pfiug. sni 10 cultlvair ~
cfup with hor-. h,,- sol hsud hp" sith
thnrnughn.-s-. snf ~ this duing ~ ih'
-.il a. - flil yl.ii uf %. sn., ani "a r..
10 o. ~ith large cr'p ~ 80. st III
I. lg.t whrfr a. should put mi. crop ."
uuf rotation. sud. 80 20 speak, All i~'
birds sith on. stone.
oar method ~ growing hsans hAs hest
o. piant two fps. tngrtnsr slshf iuCh's
spsft sud pu' th.-s duuhl rvs. 80 iu' be-
sp.rt Ths-s wider fuss uuh sfs Cult
s.t.-i, hat a.. -uff.c- l. isft 4 q Ani n''
fiag.. ar made Nv ssr,hiug up ,hr hesn-
Bg drinug ia th- seed thfrs iuchr- DIP
thr pl.ut- sfr -ufi i-niiy sell foo,r a"
-,sui up nrmN 4 cultl'sior M b" f'f
th~ purps-s. Win spsrs- 20 -tFHdilr -"
fps-. the hnf-e pss-lug up The mhii"
ruw. wnfk tso spaces Al once, Ani sitsf
th~ xnfkiugs The plsnts Sil 80 shsd' m
ruw. that xr.afi- grt uo Chance "a gfus
Ths variety ". have grnNn l. the smsl
p~s b.an R.csuty ~ have grow" m
wht. ssx. ~hich Nisid- scfy shunisutN
and sr,rls lu thr stalks sud isav~- 90 Il
crlirut frid-r rh- crup nay ns cgt ~ith
= mbs.r 90 fssp,r and ssli-fskef /;
xh.n th- mnwsr IL u.-d clnih spfuu q.
nitsd b-hind and hpy filipSiug rats- y
th- b.su. in sfos. wh-rr Thy sf. D. n ID.
dry Wh-n cfy my my h- sisrk'h in
bsfrark 90 pat In ~, nafu. hui u l. pf'i
sfablr o. thrash th'm a. ihsy come ifum
a.. n-ld
W. hsv- "a them o. cows, nnsiy gfouni
sith IN sqad quantity of corr sud -
much rur hrsu or coar-- mill fs'f - "i
corn aud hcaus together, and have fouuh
thr frs.i q be- excellent for yisli of mia
aui proiuci of batter THIS meal, tH',
mskr. th~ very bssi feed for caly's, aud %
boiled well sni the Cruel strained sud
thlunsd u the substance u mik. with =
small qasutity % sugar AMI salt aided. u
makes the bsst substitute fOr MILK Tor
weansd calves
Beans contain large quantity Of NIT
rogeneous substance called lsgumiu, which
i identical With ckssinr Ia composition sud
Which can h. curdlcd and nsis Into oherr',
and this suhstsacc replaces 10 the food
made of II The cAselne of the milk' and >"
supplies BEAUTIFULLY ope Of The greatest
needs OF The calf