Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-10

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q niir9sca. t0g9 a potasa AID 40
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rsssp = EscA . coil a. 4 sold n say
|safi .; any cryp. and nseh sftsnsr 100
|os even 80 nmes as nneh. There -
81 kAsi - Tines - mseh potash a. 10
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|esps sold asd ostspsr So tina a
|SSea Similar figures raiEht be K1vsn
~ p1oapAogss acid Why. thea. mast
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Iss oss most ifnporfanf reason 10
1ai isess plant foods In the ao4i are Coz
NJ nost part ia az insoiahls. or AZ
'gT nosn9niJ sssd. unavailable form.
sSs ihss they usually become ssasl2bls
GAY little By little each year. That
q thus become gradually avail.
ADt y clearly sbown By some OF ne
aprinsnts d L&ses and Gilbert. Of
EsslanS: some Of their plafs have
llsafs crops o. wheat aud other Ger
e.ls boz Tor City yesrp and .
sAhSsi any manure. .s may Be. how
f'cf. mat O q these foods does b.
come available year By year in large
eaoskh quantities 10 contribute its
sNts teHsrds . good yield Of some
..op provided that there Is enough Of
We ouhsr t~o. but that there ss 10 fact
~ enough Of the other two: or e MAJ
Su1 enough Of tao Of the foods viii
One available fast enough each sea-
- 'Of . good crop. bat that the other
WI not: there will Be only q poor
uop 10 either case.
ssIs are cases In which IL would be
-. IOny. with some thousands Of
~ So OF the one or the tao foods IN
-. sOh' and In such q condition that
~ crop groSn on IL can get ali a
- Ior a good yield Cat least for one
go ana probably for the mex, year.
Tor a few years moreD. 20 buy
-, ZOOS 10 commercial nor
o y be the height Of wisdom 20
putting them on the soil year after
80. 10 stable insnsre. since that al.o
ers.un The three foods under consld.
s,sssn' as well as other useful sub.