The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-19
A Gscat Crop Is Turnips.

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This ie a ,houoely' vegetable to be sure,
- =. =. on,.,ad 20 considerahl consider
pu' II -
atloh heNSlaeie9S'
1t comes Il season Wneh II Is InlpIac-
ticable to haze many other vegetables and
rrbe,, used II a tender stage, and pre-
- ..,,,,. T. ralisbod ,,,ora
paIeu III piVei ...-e,'.. 80,
or less by rhh and poor Dyspep'ics VIII
hardly find / a proper food, but those
nh, lobor, stadilv and are blessed with
-, -. IL, 80 tr,,ins q
good hedIIH Hlu III a ulSN u
strengtheningtooda ana decloeuly agree
able addition TO the IneaSsr ldIe Vi Will
ter time.
OF course any one VINO mas sarueh
can have tunips, tor they are geherally
grown as second or thlrd crop. Ihere
are several omohauons py WIich tur-
nips can be mtde thlrd crop on the same
place Of land When beets are grown ana
used in June a crop OF oeans can iolloW
the beets ano a crop or turnlps the Deans.
The season OF planting turnlps extends
OVER quite period from July 10 septem-
her
Two crops can be made by sowing at
various tim5s, from the Hlddle OF july 10
the mddie Oh september anu we nave
time and again made good crops Wheh
soWn IN eaily OCTOBER that Is good crops
for table use. Wheh grown LOT stock-IoOu
and for this use, a hundred acres should
he groyn where one is now. IL Is deslraple
TO so" tho5e NaIltles sulteu tor tne PuI-
pose as cary IN 1he season as ~ Is PRAGUE
&ole 10 secure serHillaIlon anu CROWN.
ne rulaoasas require phSer peItou Ior
oeVelopfnehl anu grown tilah me rough
ieaI or EhsNsh varieties 40 wheh MAX
ing large crop: Preparations LOT sowing
fut&oasas snouId pegih quite garry IN July
SoI Suoulu Us put "a ~ III coliuI.loN' leduS
LOT lhe SEED Dy July 10, anu tneh auVaht-
dse snoulu ne CeAeil VI inc IiisI sdtul aIinS
ran 70 s.aIt 'le crop ,
- s.ai tins even a clop u Jumps III
IlIle- summer d proper care shoulu pe TN-
eiCiesu III Hieeths the equiieIiieil.s MI
PoseE ny d puiIins sun Molstule Is so
Iapluy uIspelIeo by .ne rays oI july
VI Aueu9t sun, II becomes imperative 10
uo every thliis mat Is possible IN the way
- al, aiilei to a'lls Ns SIlecls, success
WIN pe nldue Oh THESE summer SOWING.
W iialeyeI 10 worm ooins at an Is worth
uolIs wen, ana When II Is possible 20 Sc
~ d lesuit SpeeuiIy anu "tthout TICK
VI "a,inS " Iepedt the worh Dy opseTV-
iI7 Closey certain requirements II VIII
any pay 10 ooserNS tleH'
~ the sowing OF seeds IL must De re-
al, a., eIl1eIeo that what may De permissible
~ + eur eur udry OF Marcn or OCTOBER or NO
eeNIoeI WIN not 90 at all perhaps IN July
u Ausust:
~ t"e iiIst named months, When the
Sii IL larry cooI ana moisture abund-
nv TLI seIHihatlon OF nearly all seeds Is
tny 70 ioHo" the most careless ana
,jo9 SOWING. But the changed condi-
- 80 u Iiu-suihineF can LOT palnstaklng
W. e,-ae % mot essentai IN early spring.
- wen put IN Is halt-made" is an Old
o"slns mat Is especially true or all mid
r INNER painting Every effort must be
, s,1,1 70 conserve the soil moisture to the
' Us extent possible
,ir. 'i sumo crops such as potatoes,
os pdnts, strawberries ana young trees
we orcahru' TINS conservation OF mois
cd through the means OF mulching with
"a ANdkGSs DuN Win SuCn crops as