The Penn's Grove record., 1886-05-15
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w. Justice & Sons, Agent,
At Pedricktown, IT. j.,
ForSaIem and Gloucester Counties.
rrcrL..n.ua q 9 ~ III ~ EAcuEas uun aalsEn sNEEI
or Salem and Gloucester Counties.
TESTIMONIALS OF PRACTICAL FARMERS WHO RAISED SWEET
POTATOES BY MAPES MANURE ALONE.
JOSEPH w. eoopEn. Salem Co. n J.. january 18Th. !

JosEr PHI ". COOPER. salemc o N j, January 18th 1856 reports as follows:
'TNEor ILNTwG-Abot ue2ohotNay
QUANTITY o FERTILIZER PER AcEE-weu used no omer FatHzertms year ut the s&rs
Complete Manure. We nut bout one tn OH 1000 sprouts or hills the usual distance apart,
"QUASrrr VI STABLE MANURE UsEp-wc USED Philadelphia Manure alongside Of the
MapeS-no large carloads to the Nohk.
"YIELD-We had aETcrp whht the Philadelphia stable Manure, but rot near so gota as
with tine Mapes Manure. Wedd not count Rp thee exactly yield from the pc. butt was biz
crop ad much better tan from Philadelphia Manure.
we dug swetp oao@n from the aps Manure abautase early as any Ia tHssecHon, and
earlier than Ihaea done heretofore.
QUALITY OF CRoP-H wasa Is fine as it eoudte. Tcaaethe attention of the ~dsmmt'
the potatoes nd they said were the na'th yh a on The boat The NlP$ Manu-" was
usthm his year whreI had swcap potatoes in two years ago AM they then utheg nmdd disease.
son ter potatoes" ookcdw eland the promsl looked healthy anal seemed /" M tt wl@ret he
MMps Mnure was used every srWt vast 9ngto sGa hado Hc oheu+ IdoHh think g
repanted thcmat ALL Wecodds sec rghtto ROW ,&it"c seH@n," hgehe MapS waspu,a and
We left about 5000 to dig IN, to see 1.-THE Mhpes xanue wordc carry them out and the re
heavy. The Maes Atanurb beat Philadelphia tabH Hamev very mucLH
FRANK LOCKWOOD, Cumberland 20 N j December 81 t. r&l reports IS follows:
son-Sandy loan. Season. nfNorabh severe drugto on young plants; too vet latter
part ofhe sason.
Planted sweet potatoes May 10th ung ToHs per acre Of the Aap@ Complete Manure FOX
ON another pNou used stable manure a cost of soper acre, sd on sn another street
Sweepmgs alta coTo fsp pw acre.
The yield from tho aPes Manure q aCrs) vas nehirdb atcr than with he others q
Where the Napes was used the mhen were much smoother, finer gare AID mAract.
We put 10 acres in seeSm OF wheh thesIpes was ud alone and as a coaTat@n on
lie nareto frnze the 7acns with he Mapest than Inc acre whhthe other nanur@ T21@
mns. as compared with the other goods caves US mmhu the Rlg@tproms W eavesne%A@-
fed with the gmdsan u snail @H arm agan.
JOSEPH u ROE, louccste Co, N. j., January ah 1856 reports:
My hrgecop OF sweet potatoes grown whit the Mams manure alone. has made quite talk
amongh the farmers here The yields large andt qraHy, SIZE n ShaFe the very lest
100 hms web distributed in the rvs set feet 3nchs by @mches in 1.-THE row, say 1900 hills to
No - "y.nEee"b nrket hu 10 o bnSx abul mn Mounds orbeA Names Naue to ue
acre. TIKI Weldon efve acre piece Venged blskesd marBctleTu tates to N6hiS
.&e note elsewhere.
CHARLES MUSYEN, Salem Co, n j December = 1855 FP@tsas follows:
ThReo pantng-About April 10th.
Quantity OF Fermzsp per ane-Usdo The MapesComphtc Manure this years. 400 bs let
lac. bradcaded ats the rows were ruck0ut.
The yield was nearly one third more with ue Mues Fertilizer um wihu the stable apdlo
manure. and besides the equality ofme crpw was much hotter and smoother potatoes
The season md dry nue latter part Soil raMr a Irny one.
The potatoes were rotl agcnen whore used the MapeS nut they were bugSaton "AeoI
The piece where the Mapes Manure was put could rO amtoarOw auur"ush the season
Where the Mape vas put dagte pomtos one week earlier The ines He'd first et I
u / want to try ~ acres of white potatoes besides the sweet, with tic mapo. aamuenoa saT