The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-08-02

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IN fsround nnn,hersI il This connection
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eynrass;on In m,1ch nf tho Cnntrni
West 20 cents was the nrice fixed Al
which farmers were willing to sell corn,
Iris mot usually wise to refnsc I'd sell
because the price expected cannot be
secured By u fraction of IL cent for in.
stance, yet cases are numerous. i'll which
this has been done. - ;'r.:tas -,.se p.
In the experience Of the writer he has
found 1t better to sell reasonably prompt
IT,. He has almost never carried crop
over more tfaii one year, ana usually
only Il FEW weeks Or months at tue most.
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Early Flowing for wheat
j, IT. IS hardly possible to ploW too eurly
for wheat. aid the suoners this is done
after the field to be sown ls ready; FOR
the:blow the better for the crop IT proper
attention is given: to it. Flow as soon
as possible and harrow sas fast as
piowed, no matter how hard itnd dry
the soil is. Usually early plUwed land
can he narrowed effectively better than
that which. lays iii the sun Until August
or the first of September After field
ttervalS as the weeds start and this will
make a seed bed that is just what
wheat needs. We once knew an old gen
tieman whose rule in narrowing was to
then all the time that could be given
to it afterward, ana ne hardly ever talfed
ot 4 crop OF wheat or oats.-harms News:
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r. Eject Of Good Food. 70 - -
] Eggs from hens, that are fed largely
OH Stops and refuse are not a,s good for
/ cooking purposes as those which are laid
BY hens having Il liberal ration Of corn
or wheat, and of the two corn makes
the richest egg as it adds to the fat
contents and gives the contents of the
II valuable for baking and kindred uses.
: A meat ration also adds to the value of
|; the eggs, and it is. because ducks are
such rlvenOus hunters Of frogs and the
many insects on land and water that
their eggs are preferred to all others by
bakers and confectionerS. Guinea eggs
are specially rich in this quality and are
those of almost any other fowl. The pro-
duction of good eggs is Il comparatiy
new idea and it has not been discussed
half as much as it's merits deserve that it
should be. pa. ~7s's, -. :. a.>z@ : =
+ - s>'@<' -s-2 F. =: ssN's,
The Vitality of Chickens.
% ch;ekens h,t,hed in henhouses in hot
we;,ther- ,,re &c generally. feeble und easily
succumb to any disease. As the hens ap7
bro.,ch thsss 1nonltin,r .neriu1 their eggs
+; ,,,,,;+L4 ,sn; u.s. Vitality. I,,1'
many y e un;,lIe to hatch mis- is in
mart due to the raDid evaporation Of
moisture from the egg in hot weather.
The hens That Rnye 4 ruiz out of doors
and 1nake their: nests On The ground. sit
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