Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-04-26

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$ 3; :; s: !; : IS; S; e:
by failing the fodder it is ne
brings pound wonder the corn growers OF the coun
1t the when u9 uoh | set rlch very lust
cents bushel -
that raa+ MANY oats arc tecting blanket the soil and to al
oro +or Wle vegetation while the late spring
d ON tbe cats is mighty fertilizers in that they
for the birds carry larger cent of ammonia
than does the snow Of the winter sea
lding proposition is today son.
US one where man mas The jackknife
'ne trusts Ia Tue reliable the tooth and horn
n employed. horse and the COW There is a better
and Keep the jackknfe
wheat because OF us rust pocket when to test
lties, is being taken by ing seed corn
the north central states,
ports being made on it by thing fol
the grower TO nut 500 worth of
ave tried it, mercial fertilizer each of to
bacco land in the Connecticut valley
willing queer
that 500 loads Of
There his barnyard which he has
little stunts all enterprise enough to put on his fields
y because their fathers had
this matter We know Of where this
spring 1913 healthy young pigs have
thou
are making fortythree twenty
pleasant the other hand know OF
western state $780, another farm where only thyhree
pigs produced
worthless and this marked difference
eighty souls to the directly traceabe to and feed
ction not to breed
several hundred
gathered gradually discovering the important
year both
under uniform conditions be successfully
fact which will add to the produc
ushels per acre
be than $50 wher
largely defective alfalfa can be successfully grown
it will produce year after year net
- return which will easily pay 10 pei
ound that in Caifor valuation Of 500
twenty had Every Dakota farmer should al
just of land had falfa.
lived WELL probate
n ne disclosed the harrow
saved $4,000 and wherein the driver ride Is
satisfied with mendabe Following fast walking
1t great thing to know all day long walking the
e right yielding leg wearing
We believe been tired
seed closely resembling night at this work
clover plant and quite did unless
gnorantly during
terminates in the ground The time has come when man
itself the clover
root system rotng off, his legs and his in the doing
h 1t becomes parasite liv- his farm work.
juices of the clover, to its
its peculiar methods asserting
one good deal or many OF state where alfalfa b
ans. grown successfully is worth easily $1Ot
per and not whether il
patch of be located in the hills
the begetter and harborer Da
Of useless and harmful whether abandoned farms
h lying farm valued at in Virginia
which could be reclaimed meabeef pork mutton
yfve rods of thing and thus
produce seventyhve bushels make mistake
the The question Is when he buys cheap land which vii
the this needed grow alfalfa
know He Is probably and the rainfall scant
getting up in
When clover hay is mucl
81 per will pay any tC
get cloth hay caps and cure his hay
careessness and oversight large cocks before stacking
small dimensions has value
be placed country
yhways OF the in the waseu
the telephone lines the
the setting of the poles
ighway much four of
should hay to help balance
line AS tons All that needed
obstruction the cd the
wing machine in keeping the
properly and trimmed NE hayc
hone companies should be do right
these poles where they
elong. The past winter was a very hard one
the poor little quails. All through
cultural department Wash
working curious
machine has been weather bitter
successful
of where the bos
gather the lint and frozen whole
bols be
The cotton
marked tendency to
the ground and the de-
is trying develop quail
liant which will birds
where the plant Is be semido
machine the
e plant. farm life
owning soil The extreme cold of the winter
vey subso wishes know temperature OF 20 below
be the best him which hit large belt Of the peach
this might territory Missouri
thoroughly and plant 1t to anu Oklahoma has probably finished
should happen be the peach for this 1t has
his would not destroyed the root and
poll Probably would branch Where has orchard
The bean so hit careful examination should be
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