The Penn's Grove record., 1886-04-03
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NJ A1fUR0
w. j Justice s. Sons Agens,
At Pedricktown, IN. J.,
For SaIem and Gloucester Counties.
rSalem and Gloucester Counties.
TESTIMONIALS OF PRACTICAL TARmErs WHo RAI3ED SWEET
POTATOES BY MAPEs MANURE ALONE.
JosEPu w. COOPER. Salem Co, n. J., January lsh. 1886

JOSEPH ". COOPER saIem {, n. j, January rm. 1856 reports as oawst
"flNEorI l. uN3-Aitnt ue0hm&a-
."4cAs74r Oh FERTILIZER PR Acnr-wc md N omrF atlarUds ,crnut III MaF@
Compete Manay. We put about me ton on .ofol sprouts or his the usual distance apart
swok ground out one way and Q wed nrmGeatani threw u~ tur"s t'suotS "a rmy:
"QuAsrmY oT STABLE MANURE rsrp-Wc used lhHl"tiaha Samc aoa2%deo Of tn
Aiane-thrchgr cnthads thetJEnhn"
"YIELu-WeHda fair crop with the Thtatcl ha Stable Manure, nut ntn earSo gd as
with the Mues Manure. "edd nt count M ii eA"ct3 rh rom The Mares butt @s big
crop and much better than from Philadelphia Manure.
We dug sweet potatoes 'front.' he Maps Manure b'ut"s early - any Ia dissection, and
earlier than have dome ncrentnc
"ornIrY 6F CFor-u vas as inc as it ou1dle. I,arcdth the attention Of the satsucnt +,
used this year Where had sweet potatoes in two y@sao and ty ttnh admeg ground hnsc.
sm the potatoes looked wrland ia sp"nsl booked h'ahhy,a AIDA s"rrrIt0 m that mhereh'
Mas Manure was Sdc very srron vas trying TO .ct d"fhe "b@s do not think Q
rpmta them al. wccoHd see right oa row, al t. ( ""am,w Wherein Ma~s wasr", and
We let about zee to dig lie to St Hmc Mape~ Manure would carry them out aud there,
heavy. The Mares Manmeb beat rhralcEhaStbr ManmcNm very mrel"
FRANK LOCK wooD, Cumberland Co, = ! ,D~ouber It f@ reports as follows:
Planted sweet poato9s May rh using 7ohs ar acre tma Map" coadee a'nast r-
On so hen piece el stable onue a cost Of .orr acre AID ON sa another street
at cost Of mpw acre. -' -~&
Tue yield from til Mpes Manure q aoc9 vas onethrd better than with til ahess
wnec the Aapes wnsueI the thers were much smoother, hr marea an hrtestek.
We put 10acrsm SWEETS on OF which the Macs wasu used ouc,an as a comparison On
cunadefngfhe addtonih labor atemhmgh application ell bulky hHWc. II cd u buh-
lie more to fotncm the acres with the NamsnH thraa"rcs wahhe other nmmHrS The ~
M4pfs. as compared with the Other gmdS caves US much te Lugea Pmhs Weae wea salts
fed Wfht ng goods md shall use nn agan.
JOSEPH II ROE Gloucester Co, N ) January am 1886 reports:
among the farmers here. The yields large ndthcq ramy size ndshpe The very lest
,o nm, we'll distribute in tr rps set rt9i aeNxbs 2rlndrs IN inc rop. say s4olas 10
INV NV m, :, 1y.ntes-1 atttt M to lo bsk about 0 pnnnis aht uapes ManuIe n the
acre. The dEdon tofvc acre pQeeaYeagMs baskets Of arbttabe pdahocs tt0hHs
tsccume elsewhere +"
CHARLES MusyEN, sa.ea g TsFgns's s@a 2 haaA
Quantity Of Fcumu~p per aar- rsrdm y TIE Napwannptte Mammoth gear eoRsIae
acre, brudcaseJ aft the rovsw were srck0 out N~ ri
IaboI lantuia rHc manuc heavy wnhhg and hemanu mtc rows
The yMG ws nearly unetndm more With teM 'es Fertilizer titan with testahem iho;
mannr. and besides the quality oue crop s much better and smoother p&mosa7
T. season vas dry al the latter part soil rather aham! one.
The potatoes wcrerotb ugceen where fused the fp@, but they were buscaton where
use" rbc piece where The Mares ,mmow was put could he seen to arrow ALTHOUGH the season.
Where tie Maps was put Idu5he potatoes me week earlier he 'e' dice aa aa l
Sf ! %ant@ Try * aensot 0haopaaCos besides the sweet with ne'rarc' N""renosty@e