The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-21

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SOIL, tnere VIII Ok the mOSt continuous supply OF moisture, n therefore, n
most fertility upon which the plants may feed.
II the soil is already powed, and you think it needs o humus spread
manure OF top of it and disc it in thoroughly. In this way it can be disced
down into the soil pretty we'll.
II your patch is where you can work it with a disc, and has not been plw
ed, put the manure ON top, and then disc it in before blowing Disc two OF
three times: and then plow no tst than six inches deep and eight inches viii
"a 4; disc ana dps four . five times before planting III 5 very important thai
face is kept thoroughly cultivated during the summer, yUu will not ant fol
moisture during the hot weather.
PLANTING.
To produce the largest and best tears of cont should not be planted yer!
3 fet 3 inches apart and one kernel to every IS inches II you are not sure
the seed is good, you might plant n kernel every IL inches and then after
it comes up, where you find 1t is too thick, hoe out an occasional stalk. This
would leave a good many of your plants two feet apart in the row. While
you will not get as much or in the patch a a whole, you will get some bet
ter al by adopting this method. The depth % plant will vary a good dea
with the character of the soil. and the way the seed bed has been made.