The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Iellt cltlEeI1 gathered &C MONROE
hou on "Wednesday iuofnlng,
fDd tbe kannere inadtute he'd
o uIIT thG auspices o. the Cham
Commerce, ~ exi,erts Of both
cal and practical farning, Prof.
~ Hnlte. d. n. McJuarrie. "a, 81. Ne
son. R ~ Mei.m and Capt n
~ we're those Wn0 were present
the matters az interest now
o1e the iaruiers OF today.
te walls were covered on both sides
ween OF IDEAL and poor cropa
IntlnlIons ol good aud poor planfs
vnriona formulas for ferulizefs
n - diIegent crops AND various
fhe Chamber Of Commerce OF this
has fnads the most important move
ave noted since ave teen IN Flor
nnid Prof. Rolls, Ia beginning his
te on Cotton Culture and the
fion 81 Cropa' Getting into his
- he continued: I'VE can not
our lands too hard, Il We work
- tie right way. This way OF
Ilnq 4 tract Of land rest - useless II
Wil Just apply the rotation OF
cr0ps 10 their proper order. our
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corn. cotton and cane--can be
pied on the same pieee OF hand each
Il they are handled In their prop
and respective orders, Use velyt
81 neld peas TO restore your lands
"a Of letting them rest tfOr ne
maln crops, corn should pc Piant-
afst. ana your cotton before your
fuii grown BY the time yonf
81 getting stout your corn e
10 gather. Supplant your corn
ca1e nt one, and you have good
Us when sou gather your cotton.
comes ne gathering OF your cane
And syrup making
an not understand why Leon
htx can't be one Of the most pros
3us counties N our State, Rgricul-
az. With these three crops, and
lands handled properly, there -
need Cor the cry of hard times.
AZ dWeIf FOR some time on the cul-
end care pf the cotton crop. he
he'd the necessity Of the proper
flOn or the seed; the proper 1eld
and the adaptable fertilizers. The
aalas that he had on charts which
4fa exhibited, for the best fertilizers
nld interest al our farmers, and
~ and every one should have a copy
Nlene
III q X. AfcQuarrie. who accom-
e1 Prof. R0lfs, from the Govern
nt Experiment station, which Is To-
fod 80 the University Of Florida, In
Gainesville. had the Following 20 say
king fertillzers
We can't get entirely away from the
no sack, 1 know, but 1 say 70 yam,
~ far from II as possible. Use the
InEal animal fertilizer as much as
m en-. These formulas that we have
Here of the various mixtures Of fertil-
showing their effects on different
and lands, are the result Of actual
lmGnta. You can not buy these
nail lots with their proper proper
adapted Tor your lands, 20 a num-
81 you farmers should get together
ofder e By car load lots. There h
f money saved for you, and the
sue upon your crOps Wall be wonder
aIlF changed"
King Of corn crops and the
dn ~ heed corn, he said Many
tGl farnera fall down on their seed
lon different corDs are adapted
r soils. some corn win pro
ore 81 clay coil than IA sand,
M Feraa. This you can work ont
tevee. Breed yOur own corn,
fepE esd 60 he corr grows.
H Tor gogr best stalks, but nereF
the opportunity, Of pulling down
re rcR etalks Pull them down in
~ - that TIE pollen ln them a. Dc.
ard caunot pOIlute the good
oF ypDf next yoar's crop atlocf
M 1t rafa from the best stalks and
stored away carefully, then 80
te Best grains from tie bosf eare.
en 1hgiEeEtig from your corn
nIphRta % cnrhOn. Place q IN
is EOur crib - that the OdOr
ano TIM WIll rid yOu ~ TIE
AK keep thCm from multiplyiug.
rn cnltigafion. hesol1 "A can
uIo ard q sweep yin got Ugel
- three acfea per az, While
nan With fho sans mule and
Hif co4EG from - % - acres
Eo tina Keep l1e molture
Nf lha corn close WaIcn VIII
10 1 and save mpcD eg1poea-
oorn ilolou sl9 an1
~ D1 n0iataED.
raa ne ae111r ~ anE %,
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