The Penn's Grove record., 1886-04-24
THE FARMERS FRIEND
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M 4 II j RI.
w. Justice Il Sons, Agent,
At Pedricktown, II. j.,
;or Salem and Gloucester Counties.
;or Salem and Gloucester Counties.
TESTIMONIALS OF PRACTICAL FARsisRs WHO RAISED SWEET
POTATOES BY MAPES MANURE ALONE.

JosEfHw COOPER Salem % n j, January 18Th 1856 reports IS follows
"rMEoF I1aSuSG-Abuut tr 2oho May.
QUANTITY n FERTILIZER PER AcrE-"c used ouhG Fertilizer hs yrb Int The Mares
pmphe Manure We gut ahHm one ton on -GJ3s sprouts On hS Tho usual distance apart.
~rrk ground out ont way and soaed moactI ard threw the nuors together With roN.
"erAsrTr n STABLE MANrEE rsGn-We used thrtEia Manure alongside Of tho
res4hrec large carloads the I@mhH"
"Yu1D-welad fair crop with the Philadelphia Stable Manure. but not near 50 COOL as
hne Mares Manure. Wedd not cunt p liz omiN yield iron re Napes bth was big
"p aud much better than from Philadelphia Manure.
we dug sweet potatoes from The Maps Manuea boutas carly as any IA this section and
4Hr thnI have done heretofore.
"QcAirr or cnor-It was as aneas it cormbe. Icredtr attention Of the sstsupu to
epdHtos "dthrys mdtc acre the fine they had en- ueloNt. fr'h'ps Manure wa'
sd this year iuc had sweet potatoes in two years ago and thy then htdlhe ground dnoso
"SE@"S-Thsy arI s been ar@ato year md very Een1hy for pamtes. The ~hdeser
1.-THE pohdoesh looked" eHahdu hes TomSIo Looked airy ohd H5Hnedi ne that where the
tapes Manure was used ever grmtw asu yugo get ahead dMe oilers. Idont think We
planted them tall. Wecoud see rtshttoarow, ALT tie easuLw Iret the MHco vas put and
We ht about a@o to dig be oseh the N4cs Manure w0d carry them out and Their
eayy. Te Mares Manure beat IhnadcIiaSabIe Manure very much"
FRANK lockwood, cunbtrIond Co, !. J December Mt la reports as follows:
sol-@ndy t@m sca~n-U nfpoabsi severe drought q Young plants 90 Vet latter
Planted sweet potatoes May1n using 7oh& per acre OF the Mapes Complete Manure for
On anofr peeu used stable taanuea at a cost Of $50 pm aero ana on sa another street
wccpngs at cost stopper acre.
The yield fom 1.-THE MaWs Manure e aop@ was orethrd setter than With the other e
Where the Naes was used the tu5e were much smoother finer patped al better stock.
Vel nj Wacnsn sweets on of Whth the Mafcs wa @datur ard IS u Comparison on
he oter3 aeeS We used street Sweepnss anddaoe hanH1e$ separately. We cactafch that
ohs@rhg the a"dt'nh labor auendnE de Application OF The pmRy msnure.h c&dua butht.
lie more frtHze the 7ancsw whit he Maps than The 8agts Win tie oHr1 aaugras. The h
ut vas ayedo one third more on each acre. in avoto the NloS ne sTafr coat oft
Tapes. as compared with the other goods cases ms much the trgdHra1. We arr ua sh&
will, the goods aud shall use thona again
'osE"H Il ROE, Gloucester Co, n 2. January ah 1856 rp~@
Ny EuRecop Of sveephdoe& grown EHA+h@Nas&~AsRar 15e. me que am
anongt the anreshIe. The ye"is large, and e qants Nuemdsle lie gyfst
90 Mn. well distributed in The rows SET feet aales By nImhqs in he n@N Fsg .4 g@sH5
10 - tMynL. 5Ltm nj tr tm. ItI 1a = .o
CHARLES MUrYEN. Salem CO. N j. December J. E@ reports a. follows:
Ttmeop tuInE-A5oat Arl lah
Quantity Of FemzeS per acre tdomy The BaprsCm4Ie Manure this rear, 400 Ms rar
ceb oadca&cj ahT tie rows were shucku
The yield was nearly methih nrrcv with the MmfS Fertilizer than WIN the stable dht
The season wa dry nm latter part Soil rather aImny one.
Tho potatoes wrenotn uscHen where fused the MapeS tut they were bageath v
The piece where the Nhps Manure was put could h seenton r6w Mhthmugh the rs.mn.
whHeh he Iap@ was put dug the potatoes nc weeke earlier The vines died first and
Ivantt try ~ acres OF white potatoes besides the sNa, with the Napes Manure next year.