The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29

then clover anu Y# u 3 q. 30 ~
ating Satmo spheric nitrogen can be asea
in the form OF hay to- noufisn ~ .ot n
grazed of wit hogs or turned rs ne
soil. II, e;5
#s{3 ,rhare was much complaint OF the Sroads
during our visit TO one used to the sea ,.
tfu deep red clay ROADS I, Wnsre
y he q NE scra pes over the s,lrfa ce the
sandy roads ofaall this district seelnea
almost ideal. places y. gooa, dit 81,
along zig an1 aod prae
5tically5 all seasons he year hrougho
this entire region. enid that road /, q :
equal quality could be gott e'l :si
green gre en- sn,anuring was ma tural, sfor
eguminous crops form the nack n ,son on %
stated above, md Judging from wha ne t
perienccd ny them In "a growiEg aI: slua
perIenccd by them in CROWNS az e fa !. |. 2
and oo atiiSPs e
tore fore a special plea sure to the e he
able toTinforn the of this district ,e,l
that the IN position =
to furnish them With inoculat1nss ma
ter!al at the cost OF putting up and mali /
| ing out al number of farmers reported
some slccess with alfalfa and ~ t,5un-
n nart Of this 'seciidn tho state II the
soil ia prope nv prepared. III will certain
lily he "a boon for hayswas found 70 h s,
Selling lat $500 toan "a hiigher ! y
| Into the district. This lis all N mistake
and gis sunnecessary5an and the farmers q
Underwater ca mot IA ford wit b y the SOL
and climatic scondl lions they en Joy,S 10 puy
l}hay in the future. sl45;t is
t5.SsJs8 BAD PRACTICES. Ssh isg
Some OF the bad practices bser :, e {,
which can and mo doubt, Will be .reemeuled
nt future are failure .T TO r az
Ing. and d failure to properly GA e
lieved bY3some farmers, very .huP ply sn a p
~ success u, and certain forms of it woala
4 pr0baby ever prove prolit Dra y
4 horses and heavy grade of beef cat w
hardly doas ws aS so 81 e beei
and dairy cattle ii and the ,trottlng ,a an.
EIiackneystype Of Horses. shallo y plo ,'!i,
ing a Is a curse to the community. bn'
4 Breap tho harvest due time and others
!. viii through hard experience. , ",
There seemed to be g. general III, pel,ei
essaag ~ tenf Till hi.
4 Is we'll founded, but surface drainuge \
\ about all that can be praeticed VII g,
iIfcency owing 70 thealeyel nature s q ~ q,
a. proper ts aistan e Mil carry otrtEe
surface wat erSto advantage gintmost ll. q
and 90 y sandy ~ RE- ure !, ~ y,
i TO- and In most instances can not be uset
Z, to advanta gc.5#as sufficient fall y, no
4 available 10 insure q proper out ct u.
ths ssaton ooxaS
Il the writer. Aceomac and 4 Mort hanlptol
Fcounties now enjoy the reputsItio of pro
Irish potatoes. Tho industry. Is iesN en. re
4 Ito the mainland, where sol and clilnt
= should give more to the se, lo
& Of their seed. potatoes and grow hem 70
% themselves a q not depend SO nj chs z!
In fresh supplies from yea I
a n ore ana save on theirsFfertlllz bills
q lfi,articulnrly the heterogeneous ele 6
Il They WILL, no doubt,G 81 Yes more ttent g
n now to the hon q tsrtli,tZe =
which viii be lo thElr aa9SA.isa "
taining to ayr cultural alton .byl Z 2
MARINERS In this section Is \ I he best an
surest evidence of the pro IS I no coul
try IS destined mae IN. u, IuS''te
+ few, Years sinea the gree 9potal 9. 81
4 Islndustry6of the Peninsula started. and
\ has certas'ly now deyeloned into an AT ellol
llnlops business, than rs 10 the 81 flcie z,
This III an example OF ngrlGpl urn "a 4! g!
operation familiar to tho readers OF w
gina papers and therefore VIII not re-, 81
iarged ON a t. this time, eNcept lIat ~
imitated ia many other sections sof y
cc,,ntry.$as could be done i Q the n, atertt
| advantage OF the tillers Of the sell.
| y The trip was certainly I'M eres ting az
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