The Ordway new era., 1908-07-17

LATE GR0I
h On THEM
|FoA FARMERS wHsx|
CROPS AAv, y,
FA'tuas. /
n OF YET '1Ql
roRNIPs. MlLLsr. III
oHum, FLINT co,u !.
AND suckwH.ll|
CBy W. II. olin Of III. ~.
cultural Cor.,.,''

Wy W. H. olin Of th. Cd.
cultural College
., SO many farmers are ~.
phoning the writer abo,,
planted on grain srors; \,
grain failed, beet groq,,
was taken by the NOM.
other causes OF iaIlur :
spring crops that II souu
able to send out a circaI,, n
press of the state giyj.r
along this line. ,rustis,
helpful TO some who n.
know how they may stIl 4
make the ground prodrc
OF n crop.
]. 1t Is really too l,i, :
satisfactory money en-,
thing to do Is TO plan ,r
crop which can be nj,
home farm or disposed d 4;
borhood. 1t Is now 100 )
grain crop. beet crop ., =
(July lsO.
L
2. Clean the grou,a n,
OF weeds by such till,,. =
seem most effective and "a
quickly and easily doas. lI
time to plow II II "a,
avoided.
3. II ground be dry, uti
Is In most sections. irnm
fore you begin seed bel =
This will insure seed 3
quickly and give rapa q
the start.
4. The writer belle5s 4
ing crops can be slsdstI
for good feed or icr1ss q
our usual late SeptembI i
lateness OF the season vxz
require heavier seeding h
stances. although coai,a
and manner OF seeding q
govern rate OF seeding.
A. Purple or Fla. ID
The writer has mitusk
seeded as late as Jrh ~
Fort Collins dis rict. usk
pounds per acr. II Is tnl
season to safely seed ~ 4
root known to The whie
B. Millet. This d u
grass which should ylt. .
tons per acre OF rich feaf1
sheep-not desirable io -
German or Golden milla =
hay than the common q
millct on the same riss
When sown broadcast ~
suggest twenty-five to "
nor nero Seeded with Z 4
TO twenty-five pounds pdu|
C. Rape. This Is . f1f
age crop best adapted rip
for hogs. The plants nn
like leaves. with cabSir
well filled with sap. Trn
when the plants are u
inches high. or about -
weeks after growth 70
nishes n wealth Of green ~,
but Is likely to bloat $40 !
Dwarf Esse rape. seem!
eight to ten pouhus W -,
six to eight pounds per y.
d. early Amber s'fsl
II is late to mature sofs'.
yet more forage to tls !. !
grown by this crop m
feed crop known to the ~ 4
seeded broadcast II eal A.
handled same as coarse " u
stalks sown in this xn
| large. II seeded with =. : :, :
season of the year. n 4
gests stopping up ever!
placing the rows AZ
inches apart. Some iaII.., ~.
Of the beet drill in seean
shutting down the pl.'e = y. !
Aux as bran. dust. etc. ~, ~ !,
rapid seeding. The vn',
twenty to twenty'tis,e', ,',,.,s
broadcast seeding; tln'u
pounds for drilling: ,,. a.
q. An Early Flint ~ N
aS,,e than thirty iaiss' inches apart !, I
The very earliest tIied !, ! \
Of Colorado is state !" n
II suckers well in cur ~. =
therefore, is an idea, ..ss ,r,.s, !,
cannot be obtained mere en =, +
corn obtainable can DC '
use a dent corn. mi. 4,
3. euekwheat. ,Innm, y,
turing CROP. and WHERE y |,
obtained for the gran, gs, \, I
munerative. But tnslh' y y
| ficulties In the ',,s way ~ i
be-. be- sowea later than july ..ss ! J
8. In case you feel ~ KIN l
use of any Of the .s s~,' -
crops. cre keep down weed saas N |
tiyating the land and "a. ssss u !
the last OF september. .,,ss 2, I
October. Give the grosuns z osnys
ough irrigation Jus. pslSs an .
you will get Q gpcs ~ rIris
ing the grain into 1!9.,.'' tls w
| Using condition. csurc|
4. In case you A1ssAsvi
wnsa. wish any " Of above late :,,s r
culture ~,Ih e.! your land. ss!re5 s!as +
condition f6r teets lstll:
AoGs Fa,s.a Y
| This season Jo1ns 1nnst,ha
| Comanche county, . %Sts /
| eishty Acres Of psans'ss ssns.s
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