The Meeker herald., 1890-08-02


be piped for the better co ciny oi the
water. Water Is too w sble 10 be
wasted by scepaSe and eva fltlon'
a large reservoir soon fbo built on
the Windsor farm will be menled on
the bottom and sides so tha! VIII hold
water like an eafthen bOW The Idea
Is u good one AMI not very pensiye,
IL you would attain >e highest
perfection in potato gro aug, select
Your seed in the field N I, digging,
having previously noted he hills OF
most promise. Take The The most
productive OF these after are dug,
Follow this plan all tho q you use n
certain variety. q
Over thrcc'fifths OF th4Hiicultural
portions OF the state thoe1iw al la good
crops of potatoes, fairly DI crops OF
corn and an excellent 0cp OF hay.
Wheat VIII bc little oo0' IN yield,
but the output OF the cnttJ.' tat. Will
be larger than eysf bg;ots.~
Mr.. Jerry Coulehnn, the sncccsssul
potato grower on Whea, Ridge, now
gives 1t at his opinion that na viii bc
able To harvest from three huadrri aud
nfty 10 four hundred bushels oi potatoes
from the acre the present seslssn.
or nil Tho irrira,.,l section, OF the
State the Pla,t. valley has suffered the
most from dronth and shortage OF
water. In the Went and in the south
thci. LA, been quite an abundance for
crop growing purposes Tho Platte
valley and tie non-irrigatci districts
have been pinched Tor moisiuI,.
III, eos, ,f Iun,,,,,, ra,,in from
Canada is al present very considerable,
remarks the Edinburg farmins World.
From Toronto Ia Liverpool tho fieigh,
h, .ly.aY and tL. chnry. for food,
,tt,nd,uc. aud Insurance. sliIs.
making "A total cost $50 <, p.r head for
r,ny,,iny ,aeh animal ner,g, III.
Atlantic.
~, Jnuh, vb.,b,, n will ever IL.
found pro,ltabl, In grow vhea, In
c,lnr,an In ,,,,.s. of ,h,. hom, ,,.., for
,l,, same. Wh.a, 4, mn, m nruiI,abl.
.,,n M, les, ,hnn +. dollar N butb.l 1,
wiIi meyer brin. thai e.e.pt i'm ,im., OF
,f,n fnIl,r, In III, w.,t.rn s.n,,,
c,.,s 4. In, ,r,, for ca,orad, Mint.
,on nnd l.,f ,,y L.,t,r ,ban br,rd.
a. O.. a.. ,,..,.
1, DourIa, EIr,rt and III Pas.
rountI., now fr,I eou,ldrn, of , pt.a,
r,,,,n x,.,J iii. season Tbr resent
min, nny, b,,n nmpl, In civ, them
c,uui,.u., Tn,f, 4, N ,hrerf,,ll Ia,k
nv., ,t,, ,,,., h,ii. when, IN, Gland,
furnish, ,t, mnI.tur,
.,, 80. 49,,
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fee, deep. The train was dt.ayc,i aud
the tall gr,ss by the little meadow b.,
the roadside WIS driven right into the
ground.
There IL n iio.acfc wheat hcld on the
l.oomIs X Maxwell farm, SAYS the
Fort Collins Courier, which compt,.n,
Judges say will Weld nj the rate OF lift,
| bushels OF grain to tic acre. IL WIS
seeded ON allal.., ground and tie grain
now stands w high. thick aud strong
"''h great 'ohs h''"s "'e" '" '"' 'e''
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In an Irrigated country agriculture
becomes science, ani The Colorado
farmer OF all others can employ The
greatest amount OF skil!. The Missiles
ippi valley farmer can only regulate
the fertility OF the soil and experiment
tn the production Of different species oi
plants. But IN Colorado In addition oi
these things lie can exercise his skill
III supplying 'he h'o's'"to "ia' u
making thc season. rs IL were
! Thinking ca,il. men are confidently
expecting that cattle prices viii great,
| improve In the near future. SAID Co,
Holt o, the Holt live stock company
II expect the present census report 'c
put the number Of cattle In proper
| ton to the humans at about scv.nt,
per cent. Should this be 80 then cattl,
prices will commence TO advance. \
| surplus of beet above the needs OF Tho
| consumers has been the trouble"
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