Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

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woeS n seAe,atzng seed -arE from sac
1,ell enc usz have , 1Eel l1sa 1-
What t. wan1s d the Erss place na
lasa Be elzre SIRE shAs sAe earI ~
s selecting FROM i KIND --1r
CONS a. close % rAs lE FaEE- ~
anything o1ezznaaZe FOR 81 IS does
cot he Will ind ID eheaser 10 afsT
seed a1apted % his alsalEea-s
shaa 80 sp,snd years ~ s.=leerAaG al
appruaealng IL BIT suppose k-m -
Aase ID the Eel8 aeE1re hL1 variety
- coE1 zs weEl alap1ss. % A. -9--
and climate a. 1lT "a the EzrEez-
tlse j. = Tor hzm % make s-aE se-se-
tlou 81 seed a. zEall preserve al sss
g9od qualities. Ee1aE Als 11Eag
sGck fGzproF eEss1fs q he e1a- E1=
pain- ! Wisa 10 make = That ae MASK
preserve al The existing good 1121l-
ties. Rather EAaz s9 ges ais =ys &Ea1
On some czs polct % e2eel z-sz 70
she aegLees % 5-seEs
For instance = 2A- nay Ere Esr=
tse seasoE = -aoes zE4 So ealses
z1Lezsy maturing variety. in select
lnz seed the Extra age aar- viii
have a. astrzets1z f1e E1e ere. ard
he Eag - lei l1c5 tz<s1s sel Eze
01es without 3 ta1s gas az rEalr earl
ness 81 maturity On a te& ysars le
may GEd ar improvement 10 sire 1f
ears. 1zE i Ilze.v - EEG tEat b
getting 4 kind % earl 700 .4ss Tor BIS
aSltu1z Ears - ersess Tor seed cora
sh0glE y iseas ozes - a. nearly -
A. possible il '1rl- tex -1-
ksrael aad eg3l ana case ot z.a-
t1rlzF.
have a=l-zCtss1 1a-rE tAs
eoru-a -rz1Ea extra carry "a
giety, W-.tes q ~ Hill 60 31e UA1
Farmer hought ssed o tEa nan
gfg introduces 81. and have paEte3
il b ITSELF every ysar Z --izg -ea pE-s
nine years and have k@r; pure
u selecting seed I noticed t1lt the
earliest maturing ears ur- nat fae
Elast ones, and p teE airs ago.
adopted the p.zu 81 selecting $50
kinds b. e2ss. one ir5l g1e ve-y
earliest. whether zrge 1- sz2l aal
the other from the Gne-t eAr- kow-
ever late Tne Fesait Is that am
soon 20 have twO eistiEst varieties
q the Cory co@D- D1e eariF an 5ne
the other extra eaEiy ard smaller
The .atfsr variety. ID co1rse. j. the
one tnat j. 81 the moot gaiEc 70 me.
The former is nothing b@tie- than
she Mae5.ehead Ehich j. jg-t what
She Cory Is when the extra week b!
czr.iae-s g taken from
Some corn groEsrs boast 81 tie
number a. ears they raise g the
stalk For ne. one c8r rs iAe stalk
is enough. and -ese-S seca 0u,y
from stalks bearing single ears One
good ear % eyesy stalk will give lao
bushels o. field corn ue- acre. OF over
l.NHJ dozen ears Of sweet corn a1G
think i j. easier - get . stalk 70
grow one good ear shan it s. % { d
stalk 20 grow two poor ones, aad the
quality ~ grain y always superior
Especially in early sweet corn Or
other kinds where aarliness j. or i'm
portance, the siugle-eared stalks arc
Dest. Tor II may readily be seen that
2 given stalk wi.i push oneear ahead
faster than Il VIII either Of Two ears
which Il r. supporting a. the same
slime There Is a bomely old expires
zion applied 20 men who undertake
more than they can do-they bite
on more than they can chew And
notice q similar fault with cJrn
that starts line Of several ears
along it, stalk
n regard 70 smatty corn. already
have more Of it than / care 20 have.
And until have more light on the
-ubtect ! shall continue 10 be on the
safe side and take seed corn from no
hill that Is affected IL any way with
smut Or any visible fungus growth