Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-19

tables. No change in varieties of fod-
ders. Amount of fall blowing. 102 per
cent. Crops usually grown of soilinG.
oats, peas and oats, and fodder corn.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Number of farm stock. 50 per cent
Value. 90 per cent Amount of stock fod :
grown for the silo. more hungarian an
less grain. Amount of fall blowing.
80 per cent. The crops usually grown for
soiling are corn in drills. oats, peas an |
barley.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Amount of fodder. So per cent. Farms are
growing more self-supporting: by tn :
growing of corn and grain. hunsarial
folders. but more hungarian. Amount OF
fall blowing. 80 per cent. Selling crops.
millet. sweet corn, and the larger varis-
ties of yellow corn.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Number of farm stock, 81 per. cent
Value 81 per cent. Amount of stock fod :
more self-supporting by the growing CT
more grain, hungarian, corn and Vegt
tables will be grown. Amount of fall
blowing. 70 per cent. Selling crops, nun
garian, peas. clover. oats and corn.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Number of farm stock. IS per cen
Value. IS per cent. Amount of fodder 81
per cent. Farms are being made NOR ;
self-supporting by the growing of MOI g
grain, and more corn for the silo. No
Change in varieties. but more hungarian
will be grown. Amount of fall blowing, u
per cent Selling crops. oats and peas.
barley, hungarian. buckwheat and corn
KNOX COUNTY.
Number of farm stock. 81 per, cent
Value 81 per cent. Amount of stock fod-
1or MIXED grains and cor
are being grown in somewhat increase
quantities but no appreciable increase il
capacity for self-supporting. More hun,
garian will be grown Amount OF ran
blowing. SO per cent. Selling crops. oat :
and peas, oats hungarian and corn.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Number of farm stock9o per cent. Value
Value. 9S per cent. Amount of stock fod-
der. 81 per cent Farms are not more fea SCI.
noted. Amount of fall blowing, IS per
cent. No soling crops reported.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Number of farm stock. 100 per cent.
Value SO per cent. Amount of stock foo
der, So per cent Farms rs, are . being mad
for the siio. Change in varieties of fod
der, but more hungarian and corn will lie
cent. Selling crops. oats; hungarla"'
sweet corn, yellow corn and clover.
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
Number of farm stock, IS per cent.
Value, 80 per cent. Amount of fall piow-
ing 81 per cent. Farms are being mad !,
more self supporting by the growing ccf
mixed grains and corn for the slo. NO
change in varieties of folders. but more
mixed grains will be grown: Amount >cf
fall blowing. Y per cent. SolDng CROWS,
barley, millet, oats, peas and fodder corns'
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY. eA
Number of live stock. "a per cert. Value.
96 per cent Amount of fodder Sc per
cent. Farms are being made more self
supporting by the growing of peas, peas
ard oats. barley and fodder corn. NO
cfnr,ye dn folders but more grain. sweet
corn and roots Amount of fall blowing,
IS per cent Selling crops. oats. peas,
Hungarian, clover barley and corn.
sAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Number of farm stock. 96 per cent.
Value, IS per cent. Amount or STOCK fod-
der. SO per cent. Farms are pelng MADE
more self-supporting by the growing OF
more hoed crops, corn Tor pne slio, oats
and mixed grains. Amount of fall plow-
ing. 81 per cent. Soiilng crops pariey'
oats, Hungarian and corn
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Number of farm stock, SO per cent.
Value. o. per cent. Amount of stock fod-
der 70 per cert. Farms are being made
more self-supporting by the growing of
mixed grains fodder corn and sweet corn
for the silo. No change in varieties of
folders. but more Hungarian will be
grown. Amount Of fall blowing, 70 per
cent. Selling crops, oat and pea fodder,