The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-17

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SUBSCRIBER Egin, Butts Co. Ga |. How much
lust W1nNn formula can safely apply per
c,,,.,,. .I! when h9d I0lO pounds OF the same
ton her so~o D -il''ie IoC i0'LIuS seGG coz
land is old grey lana , a5 a. MY 'ii' 'Ne
.. have 4 new ground second Zasr1 on which 7
desire to use 40 POUNDS high grade po,,o ner acre
My plan is to put 2lO pounds in one drill bed on 1t,
ana -VO pounds in each list furrow and plant about
s,'o, " APu' Is 400 pounds cXtFayagant on
n,on no VI SU.to you use ies, would the "toYe
have oS t,-3 ~ "t,' ,, ~, u sUsses. oe'Se' one
| grounds ,bo,,I1 ~, I'a"y 'n"' secoHU year H2"
they should he broken rs docn MS one can have i
done. rs have very little experience would he
thankful Tor your advice on the subject
%. nave some land which l am clearing this
br,, o3 en- iGIs :" le' ne GU. one ear ana men
good cotton rs ,to,1 ~ " ~ " n''N' a,
| corn the nr,v;r,ls ,n,Y5 - W ~ 40 >0'''' VI
i. I expect to use twenty bushels con,post nor
acre for corn; some on old land md some tra.h
| third year in oultivatiau / want TO Rnow how
l. You might venture zoo mounds with sofo-
". if land is uoI ,ro,,,l l go
tim -N ~ ~ ''ii0
, VOW
'"' tIuh ~ Il gooa ohe~We have no bet
Ter 10 suggest -Four hundred pounds OF
gUano per acre in drill, is about the maximum
quantity which can be safely applied on ord-
nary uplandS II your land is sufficiently free
rom roots etc, 10 allow good plowing and
getting the manure deep in the soil you
might FISK the quantity named. Whethera
new ground should be plowed deep or shallow,
depends largely upon the amount of roots and
o'her vegetable debris in the soil If there is
much OF these, they make the soil too open,
and Liable to suffer in drouth. In such case
the looscnng OF the soil with the pillow, only
agSravatcs the evil, lion the contrary the soil
IS compact. blowing will help it, as it does
other soils.
o. we think not Planting and cultivatmg
causes more rapid rotting of the surplus vege-
table matter IN the soil, thus diminishing its
excessive openness, and at the same time they
develop larger supply of available plant food
bushes. SPROUTS etc are moro nfrectrol1,
killed bv y vnor,s o,1+i,otio, "a, 49,, -,
10 e 49,, 17 -. NS "N
49, ~ i , - i0i' "iU'S''roeu' anu lhis
"O"i" 10 0SheAci"l 10 the second year crop
W y D.,..,
bns,3 = - nave JuS' P"'-
c1,ro7o 1f anu ~ ;,cs " "s%' eau
has hocn in This condi ion soma two ,.oors win
mare in ;h:scondition byeed2
What makes a horse cat dirt, and how can
prevent it
1t Is rarely the case that wind broken horse
is permanently cured. They are sometimes
relieved for short while, but the trouble re-
turns sooner or later. Much can lie done to al
leYiate the trouble. The animal should have
as little bulky food as is consistent with gem
eral health. Should be fed at regular inter
walls three times day, so as never 10 crowd the
stomach. The same precaution should be OBJ
o,.7 fo~,,,, e1o-15 10 1,o3 - !
1 'iio0'" po "|ii Poiieu icy u leU
NIo"'" i0''i NC uiI,Cn I@pI"S 9ooI'
Al'o' e@t.i'S' a broken Wlhoeo mare Will
breed Horses eat DIRT on account OF dlsor-
uereu stomach or from Delhg led lor long pc
tloos on same Iood-ho variety. Hardly any
looo IS perfect Inc system IS lmperfectly
nourlshea "heh the animal IS confined to one
hlhu' ana an unnatural appetite Is developed.
o,,.,,ooo.,,
ocre in RI1rr clover which hos not
though on examination the seed anneorri to I've
neiie,sS s3o t lew " pi'.s continue 70 come
hi1 ~ ~ NO sa 1a e; ''-,,, " liS'S
boT, oo o,,d b, sh11Il ~ no rIo4Ia
~ oUir L1," ~,
- u. -l'"9 ~ 80 ~. ~ "P ''ii'ii t''N'
falI. " men the SEED after rlpenlng, are allow
ed 10 remain on the ground exposed to the
weather. they come up more promptly than
when housed and allowed to dry thoroughly
Burr clover perfectsits seed in Nav: if there is
anv show of plants at all on YOUR ground thew
will make seed enough to get a good stand
next fall. Let it alone, therefore. tin Nav
AS soon as il dies down. nlow and harrow ne
land smooth ana let crabarass take nosseseion
II will make as GOOD and rs cbean bav os arv.
fling else
az Il
IL W, sardis Miss viii it improve corn to
plant seed gathered from stalks with two ears?
nave enough OF such SEED 70 plant my crop this
year ....-.. .--.,..-
by uoihs - e1ely go"l " '"l'e'S Gearing
IWo G"iS W I,'9 9'''ih can 10 ueNeiopeu'
ie'iiei II IA ~ '''ii 'I!oSe WIN one
car 10 'ilo sY''iN ID "iiI'ilcI g'oo'io rs INC
cfS ,,2' III 'iS decrease
III si|o' nv iLooU pio.ii'o'is uiioc''oii III
wiilGn 10 'oli' - - se' ,'iie'ieS win
SiilaII Sl''ihs; anu o"lS loll'lGo 10"
10" II Oh n'''lN Oui '"u'iGih colH MAKES 100
iii"ci' stain anu e'i' wv li's''
TINE. Blacks, 8. c: FIRST have ten tons OF
stable and OF manure aud two hundred bushels Of
cottonseed that ! want TO compost for cotton.
What is best to deeompose same and in what PRO
portion ,..,-,