The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-02

with pillow.
GD will not lay by my crops IL the weather
Is dry and my crops are suffering for water.
t5) will test at least one variety of cot
ton and corn seed that my Experiment Station
says is better than what I am using
90 wil select in the field before or at crop
gathering time all my corn and cotton seed for
next years planting
u7) will test the making of pork by success
sion OF crops that tho hogs can gather.
Gsl will try the growing for market OF at
least one crop used by our people for food Of
man beast
us) wiil cndcavor TO improve tho quality OF
my 1--we stock. Increase the number and feed them
better
t%"l ~ill plan for the growing OF icgumos to
such an extent that In nvc years I may atop tho
Buying OF nitrogen. which to now halt the cost OF
my fertilizers
t2il / wili grow moro forage from peas and
clover in order that may feed moro stock and
make moro manure
t.2l wili attend and take an active part in
working M an Interest In my nclghborhooa In my
County Farmers Institute aud tho State Round.up
or Farmorn' Convention
tsal ~ill map out course Of reading for tho
y"Ar aud "nd"avur TO Sc; every member of the
family tn do tho same. and II need help Tn lay
ina out this course. wtil write The southern
farm cas~ss~ for Il
tsD wGll gradually deepen nsy blowing nna
on all hsii land inclin~i to ~aah wgli run a sab
soil plow after the breaking plow Ia all fall plo~
Ing
t:sl ~iIi cultivate my corn aud cotton level
and shallow. aud Instead OF having ono hand Tn
every mHlc EoiaE two 10 four times In = roe will
have rtdinE caltlvasnra for tao males. and will
cultivate both sides nf row az once
t.h9 I wti -ntUavug an far "a u~arsf~nht. sn
set 1nF manure out fast made and saruaa
II eth manure sprvadcr whrrc acme niant car
s~t II. or ~iil haul out durtnE tho aammer ana|
spread b~s~"~n the cotton from wagon
aua wiu endcavoT uorvr 10 have = heating nlla Of
manure wasttns In tho barn.yAra
t2T) ! wili add 10 tho sood wrown BY huiiatnx
Sio az soon IA practicable. and wIil pat part of
tiny corn In the alto To make balanced ration with
my poavino hay. and silt Goo ,ha, uy cowa have
comfortable shelter
t9Al will cnfoavoF 10 raise not ontv home
supplies bat supplies to s~ii 80 that having ranh
al aiTcFent seasons. ~ili be- independent of the
merchant. cotton buyer and fertilizer rnaaafartur
"r and will o~n my cotton wheu II h made
tsfl wIii givc my children the brss education.
al advantages can afford. ard I wiii try tn mai.
thas education bear directly ON their life work
'a"l "iil Try TO Eot my noiEhbors to start a
movement for better roads. and wlIt seo that our
present laws arc more riEldiy enforced
tail II possible. wiii organise some Kind of
FARMERS rlnh AZ my nchool-hoas~ so that the
farmers and their families may nn~cs c~rrv tmo
weeks Tor hociai and Intellectual Improvement
tS9l viii cooperate 9th my brother farmers
sS much IA possible In the purchase of auppfi.w
and In all other matters which reward united
action.
tSSp NiN $50 II tho town nearest mo wouia
not purchase certain supplies which can raise
and pay me a larger proht than get from, alta
pin crops.
tafl Seeing that my health n my capital wtu
look To It's preservation by living temporarily and
according To the common laws of health and no,
by dosing wiih patent noatrums whose Ingredient.
know nothing of