The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-04-29
FARM AND GARDEN.
Seed terminate Quicker 81
Pulverixing the Soil.
AIDS IN MAINTAINING MOISTURE
Certain Amount Of Heat and Moist.
ure Necessary for Good Ger.
minatiOn Of Seed.

There are several results to BIZ gsinel
/ by thoroughly pulyefizing the soil -
/ fore planting the seed. II this 10 done
in nearly ali cases the seed will GERM.
nate quicker and t~tter, and plants viii
make a thrif,ier star. in growth. A Ger,
| tain amount Of heat and moisture i
nec-ssary TO induce good gerininxiioa
OF the see.i, and in \ majority VI cases
,hi. can be secured by placing il in eoa-
/ tat with the soil, and fia1 filth viii
help materially iii this. Then when ths
soil il in good filth the fine, tender rooas
of the plants will te b~t,er able TO pm.
citrate the soil 10 advantage. One oil tha
principal advantages gained in palyer-
iking the soil lie that the plant iaoi =
+ brought into uioFe available eonditiaa
I Tor the use Of the plants, and this helns
materially i'll securing better grossh.
[ la uianE cas~s, even ia thin cropped
,iosn soil marh t~ttrr growth ana
/ Weld san Ia serar-d II the soil 10 Pre-
/ pared Ia rinv tiith t-tore growing the
seed and kept 50 during sfv~th hy ire. y
qaent cultivation. than souli otherxise
( b. p.Sssibie. by bringing the soil 10 4
I su.si ttlth brtore planting, u ID easier 10
keep IL III g,-pi tilth alters ards shiis
/ the plant, ~ill maze a siSufosis etzTs 10
grow Thoroughly thlng the soil aids ID
+ 10 retain moisture a. Acll as to draw Il
irOfn the sabrs,il hs capillary attraction.
7 " hllc tAir crops tflay t~ srU~n la = figh
I .oil ~iIh Indifferent preparations, the
! t,,rt gfuslh ami s1rli i. only I.ossltAe
/ bS having the soil ia fine tilth ts-iofe
F planting the r~sds, ami then koep il
thorough, during gsosth by siIAIssv
.art.cr rllEis alton. This puts the avail
able plant to.pi in q condition Ia h-e
+ taken up ~ the srv~ihs plants, aad
help. materially In supplying the nrers-
safy moisture. The tt.pfe tisofoashly
the spil q. pFvpaf~,i t*tosr planting, lh1
lose sotk ~ill b. t~rrssary ,o kr-p il in
a so..i coalition att-r. ards ti~sses, 10 10
sod ~cunoniy Ia takp slnse to ,sscp4ru
( thoroughly f.tJsr Planting the s~rsis,
AMI IL ~ilI br Lose pOfk ,o HsAinsAin q
so'a srua,h-
fAE4CEHr atssAGn IN FEEDING.
When an unusually tJas barney ~ 10
+ BE- uhirrtaArn 10 IL CUSTOMARY, eith
many t~opts. 20 give an rttsa quantity
/ u grain Immediately pssor 10 starting,
AMI u may lr 10 sab pr.ss itldi rrrensIy
tel aHI tfrssliaFly varfrts~d OF, in
othrf spsds. .hs@r In i-sor eosldisisn.
hsrn thol.h pferantkyh 1. tAkrn III
+ Irving .lO@Iy 80 often DAD. a. swsest.
uArV Surgeons that surh 10 siyc hEstofv
u tas~s ~ ArV called 4;oa rs trvas II
horses suifrrhs lsofE ihAs tsv,ltt~atiy
tAtA, Affection Aiter sJafnrys II anu.
/ sual t~uEth, Os etrttton - An4 kinI shp
SANS danger IL 20 t~ rfssgunsrfv,l tsues,
as fatigue resulting. AaI eutt.s.taru. in,
F Ability on shr pars Ut thc disrssiss or
+ san' - ot-raIr apoH An ordinary l~rd
/ ~ gram. much scss inDs,iinasr usse,
aitsts ts pftly ts1 'ssrtu~usiy prov isI~.t
an'lrs 'urh circumstance \ horsz ln
itrs4l stAtF - tsaprv satrIy tr,t On hav
nnttl r~st has h"vn ALIAS c,i sJs t-Dtg bal!
Z Al hpGr - ~ hpars .1s ali ,!.-Y sigi
20 tavig ;p consume II ghas ta>srv ca.slv
'l.st~s'r'l tShiss wgil not ~ readily ov~f.
iaI tlsr stomach wA~a much Aeprs..
sl1n has resulted trVta. tatt.v.~. taatt a
Ii'su sr,trl Viii ss.gu r~viy~ the animal
Oh arroun. u .,s t-in. rsAslils als..,4..i
AMI getting into this bbu.i. anil hsins
nutritious To ,hArartrF A. sell.
NssrtIrs ~ .ru-GsEv.
! Farmer. arl rspsvlaiit stn..s raAssrs
/ nisrn fail lsg.aas., thr prnpeist.f a..
Z 'rinVt~ To- 10 ~ysry thir. hifns-tt lie
| works early arsl late. 10 Alwava wurr ot,,.
AMI snns"qusn,iy nothing - sell ,tuu~'
On largv stark farm tso htrri tn~n
| an p" Vrnttahsy gssei. II 10 iuap~rastVr
nat the sta's be- BOXED after a, night
"sp"riAlly during spring nnf,hs ~hsa
y"uuE animals arv t*tns constantly
/ horn No one man Can d. alt this wo,k.
, n'it'1rr can man Sufs all dav AMI
part nr most Ut shr uisht as this ras,
may Ts7lutsv, Arran.V tho wurt g, ,hal
u ti'" h'fC'i man stays up -tth sirk
animal. t1rrUwtns suw ctr. h., s-an ,hc
ncti LAY Ert Tins ,o saAkr ip l,ss slr~n.
pth"twtss' b" sill h- in M spt.litt,,, T.,
io hi' work thoroughly AMI sl,lliuilv
~ ali III" tu"n ats,ui a farm. tbs, ,.,,,.
prl"tpr "r general managUr need. an.
most r"st. In planning tho aay's wurk
nc ne"d' clear brad Iirnep IA 10
necessary To- surcs-s= Ia have sorar ossr 4,
-" night work. Usually scvrn ur S;eh,
| t""f~ - 'nficiTnt tnr MATURE fslau.
i"'FS under t~rniv 'ly" r~Iuiru ,,lorr.
u only by giving ssric, attention to
th' d"matds Ut nature tha, the sta.i.
man" powers can b. usgd to the loo,
advantage.
N'trE OF tN4trFtva
t"e'itns is often 'lons at random. Tho
t'Ti supply is u..i without rrterrn,r ,n
US adaptation to Tho ur~,ls IT the ami.
MAJ his "Ih'h'iA lack OF thought.
~ w l''''' 'NFFS young man, Hy ash.
ing questions and hy trading t.,k. .,J
I'aJ~Fs' acquires a considerable fund "a
Information which ia capital in his hs.i.
H"Sa OF general farming or raising H,o
1'"E. 1t ia by the proper us~ Il tho
"nG evenings at this time oi Tho ,.a,
NAT his foundation Tor future sr,,,,,ss 4.
a'd' IT u likewise true that the ,n,i.
il"-as"d man. by tho same cnure, ,,a;,
aims HE strength OF purpose and 4. All.
% mold his own with improved ront,.
ions. In the past there arc mar, -
'mp'ss OF men who have succeeded
irnndly by their own ,hnu,b,. -,
plans and the knowledge ,hey ba.a
picked MP by dilgpn, use Of ,hs 49,
1T their disposal. wy ''A"s
mp Yoi get all III" cram there /. I,
MIX u IL easy to loso a rnnnd ~, ~, :"
y nnttrr week from zach COW i, w.,
'.uhs the milk properly. "''
The Department Of Ac,,,,,,,
, ,u".. australia is encouraging Tho
,'on'n 81 rh'sin grapes. and I'm, @
''nong farmers. " INSTITUTION
me cost Of building a cro,,,
Nv south Wales ia yiyen a, an w
nart includes The land. building. and
n I ,',,.''E with complete outti, rad
p'Rln Operations. ''""y