The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09
Around Fail Flowing.

The p:oWIn- up Of pasture sod IS to-
make place FOR crops that do not grow
continually as grass does, that exhaust
the soil rs grass does no; that have NOR"
concentrated power Tor feeding man and
beast than grass has. We want wheat.
and the growing grass has 'it-ct he land
lrr il. We want corn and tie grass sod
gi.es Us the best corn. We lind that the
: growing OF high nutsIent GRIN exh"usts
/ the soil and We SOW grass. IL brings
about soil conditions that n"cl chang
/ ing. and we grow grass to get lnp-euess
! and AunTs and drrouI: usIHg vegetation
/ to feed the more valuable cereals. We
/ seed down with tame grasses to get mi
of certain prevailing insects that pest
and breed and multiply and doyour the
crops that nurse them, Tho tame grass
/ cs i,ass done them work well or ind,lTcr-
/ eatly as ", hal in:"iii.,u-o in sowing
mixing. .udu aging. In" weeds mas" dis
appeared; tine pasture has 'i!Ird the s"l
fui! of roots tina: at our disposal b. - on
and grow grass ~ dccuTPp5e the feed
! grain crops. Tnc pasture i the great
rcsyryr fund of the farm. The more
p;.s' urr the farm has, the more rvserv"
power il has To- grow whatever "" want.
We ;ou,.l IA p-I:7. p. in E~.l:', oisi ihcy
Responded iioart,ly. pIt th"m h,.rE .
vA,l. ii Gra-5 ua'u ,hny become TcS-,ve
AMI 'y,.,.ly anl rrIu~c % yield, and tn"y
vii respond r.sain in smiles ike t-a.iuu
iriarcN gan All bonnet. V" have
discovered y trail aud czqy-icHr" w.'Ht
rotation answers ns;: ~ DIR several lu-
calit.rs. Grass t. Tho j..,!s %! i., in all
localities. N'r hear Of r,,.A bottoms that
-r-.i indefinitely without rotation.
Tn"y ,,,.''H yi"li better "ich 1t. We
l,u5w the rolling Pratt. need rotation
~ grass. and observe tha- wnc.. 'hnr
I.:..c been pastur, / al least ha.i e.; iuu
time. for series Of years, they H!i! gro"
corn and oats quite as well a5 they ever
,dil. and ~ alyc srrI:., 4 oar own sys-
tenn to suit ourselves aad the conditions
surrounding us aul they are Yer! iad.f
crrnc from rotations ia the past and il.
othr- countries NV the pasture Is n5-
ir, pluwrd up with big corn crop 10
Wow. The sooner /, l. dome tat bcttcG
condition il w.ii Oe in for "A corn C-.P
next 5pr;ug, because decomposition "f
the grass roots viii have a,aI' tie far
i:Icr on. aui nulrimcut VII J" tas Ei1E"
abundant for the young cOca plants. If
l,, sod Is timothy it IS iUI Of !ouE=
gruls. We hear nothing uI IA" cut
worm bo,hrrj6E IL" com IN clover s1t.
How Is TIN: It rl4y to ihf. o".a-; {"
the clover coming after cv-.. ,nG su,ai.
.r1ias t.,ry isu: upt tn" to breed. 81
rs.rv b., o., mother I.4,,:h I.sll.sas n:1:,r.
We mast inquire. But III timothy ap,,
Ns may d.,enI on cut WORMS. FI-.
e.n:.l a.:rr.rI os tAe sol il s.;.j u '.i-
i..:.:s:! T.. ul:;.Jar. This Is worth tr!
Ing. ja-: br:,-, :r,st the ha:-o1- g.,A.
,.;.s-,, ;I,n .. o. i;.o Jirls a.aI GG::.-
4,..- I'D ..l,, weather. Sr..,a.as ~ ti'''
rotation, II e. y.i-.. 10 Yi,n - aF 20 have
= ulI.i, nf liz fi.r.a a., fus-.t., IL 7ra-s
rcrupn:a. stead Os ,h.. bU.k % t#o
i...-y, ,.u,.,.r tins plIw, depicting. iA"
ar.r-.- int, contrast two very different
s,-s..,5 of farming. \ large per cent. ~
grass csat,np!a.cs making ihe ar-t
p,.it,s prstus.5 AMI gang ti.ou with
tho h.-t r,ssjIIp animals. Oar mos /