The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

Subscriber, Johnston Station, Ga.-,q3
Have just harvested OATS and l wish to
know if there be any kind of clover that
can be planted within the next three weeks
or as soon as can hear from you that will
pay better than flushing upland and al
lowing it to seed to crab grass for hay
Shall anxiously await reply through The
Constitution. How would peas do, and cut
peavne and crabgrass together. Co. Since
writing above | have just discovered that
my mare is totally deaf; had noticed for
usual signals when told to stop. She took
no heed but had to be stopped with the
line To-day To-day ont had fha occasion h to pow
not move until tapped with the lines, when
she would move off freely. For a week or
two she has allowed her ears to HOP over
a little, but as she is expected to foal about
the 18th of this month, attributed her list.
leSSness to that cause | am gong TO o., put
and if you suggest the cause and best MODE
to pursue to relieve her, l would be glad;
unless she did it herself in the stables.
o. Why not SOW in peas? we have been
endeavoring for weeks past to induce every
farmer to SOW peas, especially after slna ~
grain. CO. We cannot advise in regard 10
deafness. 1t is probable that she will come
around all right after foaling.
w. D. c., Moselle Miss. Most every
body lays by corn the 1st OF June when
it is about waist to shoulder high, | would
like to know if it would pay to work II on
until in roasting ears? g. | wish you would
give q recipe for putting up cucumpers
and beans for winter use. 3. Is there any
way to make moIasses on n aa II pay to
lay by corn with big bed to 1t, or lay 1t
by level.
l. We think it is a good practice to culti-
vate corn until it Is in bunch Tor taSseh
and that it should not be plowed so late
as roasting-ear time. 2. We have no recipe
at hand for putting up cucumbers ana
beans for winter use. s. We presume you
wish to know if the juice can be poleu
to molasses (not syrup. we don KNOW,
but probably it may be converted TO mo
lasses by cooking it very slowly AFTER let
ting the Juice sour a little. Any kind or
acid added to the juice will prevent 1t
from FORMULATING, but we do not know the
quantity Likewise long continued, $40"
boiling will accomplish the same thing, put
we hardly know what the quality OF the
product may be. A. We prefer as level cul-
tivation possible.
A. G. M, Shelton, Ala have fine
young apple and pear orShard that mas
peas every year and have fine coat OF
vines on the ground row to be turned uhoer
next fall. Would it be better to SOW me I,5
orchard down in grass or continue to work
it. | have been told that apple and pear
trees should not be cultivated after tn t,g
spreading. Please give your advice, ana II
sow down. what grass and when. Trees
are healthy, and land good; red clay.
We would certainly not sow 1t down III
grass, but on the contrary, sow it in peas
every year planting the peas in three-toot
rows and cultvating them. Nor would we
turn under the green pea vines, but rather
NOW them for hay, or gather the ripe peas
and turn under the stubble.
Exchange List.
DR.. j. D. Weeks, Alderman. Miss, has
well bred fox hound pups for young red
or grey foxes.