Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-24
FARM AND GARIIPT
Laying Ont and Putting !, !,
Drains Now in ords,
ABOUT SELECTING SEN 81,
A Good Time to Acquire 4. !, h
Of Agriculture is Du,ins d. 1''''
Wintcr-Farm Note,


Haul out manure a. !. 4
and spread it on Tie iial.l ia !. accumulAt.
1t pile and frc-fang. - not /!
A large quantity of ~,
duce,l III this cmntrr Wy butter h.
much churninp and .a., = spoiled by ~ /.
Clean nm rnhh;sh ,,,g ag'
Of rails l,pls te,, 80 ABOUT the farm n,
et. Mi, snn,' = trees, ends II l.,.aaa pai
IN h,,,ll;n. so'e'ed with sios
tha aaor ans ~. temporary corncriln {,
sn 1 rats @ ana a. ,ei's. loot above te y uroaa
Patch up the cracks in tha asf
house, COW barn, sheen sLeJ Chicken
winds ale detrimental to s,.,.,,' ~. C,l
Get the potatoes in tho ~ av,'.N'fals'ng
as the time is nearlv ,"I 7 cellar Or Mt
nights will injure them '0ss when aal
storing pace is we'll v.",;,. oee that In
When the mach;no,,. a,ea'
in the wheat cron il na. ustu IN putin,
carefully clean. grease he'' hr;,.,' No blg9
faces and nut awav in :, ,'sne metal sup
T, s.Ia..;,, 9 o'y Place.
the varieties viii o.o' ~. u remember th,t
distances Ss,an, o.oss' '',s ieltll'zc 1T lss
has vrnwn on.r. es t. seed from curi wiz
T,.. ~, ,o',i otller varieties.
Inc best method OF keen;,,.
70 hnrv m s .l.s ~ regular root cellar i
fcet of earth and Iu"u s. cover with tuo
falls on The nj aa ,.a, sec 'nat all water tln
Lavinv opr ~ snJ n pe. OH readily.
is nnw in or.iar ~, pu.'.ns IN tile drain
TOO hard Rattar h.'e .',e ground Is MOI
snryaveJ .nJ ',T, w.. nave All the main linz
erinp. Imnaria'tl,, NY !, ;Gvsled y, before euv.
loo. oo''y iaiu drains are uA
During the winter, when tbero
80 very much that one can dn III i, NJ ! nG
oil practical work, is a gool TINA ,es! =
quire the theory Of agriculture A.. 4 Y
from looks and from vour farm ~ ~
and have it at your fingers ends roiS's. = ~.
you can verify it by practice AZ .o,a ~ ,'a' (
you get into the field next spring ~
Some of our friends Of ,ba Me-.
y ~, mistake when they take the postum
.,'a, soM roa's are OF importance onE
~ y ."G ia'iiers' ana that N consequeur
.mo Miio'1 Expense OF building and main
'rna'ice silouti be borne 10y them. Tlwy
are OF vaine 10 the entire commuur
hiu ~, lne expense should be shared bya
The business OF manufacturing s,ar,b
',o'l' Potatoes mas been confined to com.
'ara'lveiy lew localities. Where it las
oesl' .ar''eu on IL has proven profitable
inuus,r!, anu mas Increased the value d
~, Ha",'s dtvoted 10 growing the crop
NC eo'lipinat'oh OF agricultural prolue
non anu manufacturing is usually satIs
"0'o'y " All concerned.
Thorough tillage will nartiall, IL.
he place of mannra hy p m.,,;ny ,.a.y lase
', "'""o,e whatever pant iood may be IN
az ne SOL: But the natural inference i
,nae nus exhausts the soil htill nore
"Pru'y' 80 mat, ii continuous cropping
> W ne pfaeticed, the manure must not
,G III, ~IIl'ilei": however gooi the tillase-
III ii"hc oig crops flght along.
Some men seem TO nrIe tbemsoro.
ipon the fact that tl,ev are n,as,;s.I
armers. and know no,h,ny ahnnt . a',S'
'ulture except that which tLev hsys Is
earned bv hard knorks Rnt tl;s a !,
larlly as much credit 70 ,hsn az m ,bes
eem to think. becanse the vary G H.,
armers in these latter DAYS ara lie ons. @
Who comb bine theory with practice ~
Wheat has como ahroal - f,in,.,h
raj on.n,;,;.s 80 rl.;., lD.o", ~ '."'. 'ip
,etter lies nr,l @ IN, o"ei,' ~ iiaAc
ono ani,,.,,, a anu WI :. - ~ eo'l'nus ,
raI of mem.,, n"a i,,:. Wy J.. n,'iiss pg'
riII LeIn ~ ,aI., ~? .oo's' , a''' Tha aa's
,an;c ;s or w ",',"o .'in.s pe'tei. i'u
an nlant w;,h H.. ,"' ",n' Ill.,. als,' ins;
ess viii con,;n"., "ss", S". "noe ',a' os'
as in tho nast 'N' s''' lus' 40"
0 'e''
SUCCESSFUL FARMERS.
The Practical Farmer says: We
liould ask what qualities do these men
'ho are successful ial mers pussess that
ave made them SO? Are they not men
great energy, wide-awake and alert
zen who always keep abreast of The
inesf Are they not men OF an unhinch.
lg determination, who trample upon
lfficulties, and who ever pass onward
nd upward? Are they not frugal and
'ber? DO they not read and think
y they not love their calling? lam
'quainted with a farmer, who about
ght years ago bought IL farm. He had
othing to begin with but energy, char.
ter and ability, and to-day he is almost
1t OF debt. His money is all made
ON his farm products, and he even
Ills corn, oats and hay-crops which
Ike off much plant food but this plant
od is always returning by coplons ma
lring. He follows general farming, but
is intensive farming. He does no
ore than he can do well. And right
ere is where so many farmers make
istake. They undertake entirely too
uch. A good farmer once wrote that ne
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