The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-01-27

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nine days later 70 bloom than above
mentioned varieties but after this perie'
fast and prolific, great favorite on th'
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= y psaos.S 81 ~ sase sne's oWh planning
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M $1,000 oms grown sess
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y. s'ap,o - 0omanuins :
ra - So = 6 $50 business propo'
~ M g. 00ouoo s'ahupoln1
III. vonr .o;l ,;tb tha s,arr, u a.., !, d
cotton wilt from infected territories
Plant ali soon as danger of frost Il ever
on d well settled seed bed with surface
well puIyerized with harrow.
8. Distances.
f,otton shon,a ~ o;,... i.
distanc. Il width II ,c,,s o = dr;,,s "a.
tbe weevil than va nac.ssar e n, nv
sana land w,thout tba waavi, - eat /.
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ava faat d;.tanca q AN, s,v.aan a Il
twartv. .fonr ;ncha. Tha mor. ,art,I.
tha lara III eraa ~ ~ a,st.nca w
caopot danend 81 snnsb;n. I. thora i
sedan tima Il Inna e IuIv = ,yhan ,hars
v M / .ptf,c,arcv ~ \, ,;strrs q, atoh
the weeyilif the form IL left 81 N.
cyound A good stand of cotton Il more
necessarv with tha waavi, tban w;tb.
ont
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n , 'nolu Wy. 'no puspoSe ra.her
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q, ~" ~ - loss =.
s1sss IN pians vninn0o oue' oioar y
J, 'Sasioi 80 = soou sroWhs oohal-
80 ~ say - pvS'' as'ns sn0 ~
! $50 ", ~ w f'a'os'
\ Z sn1 poes WI Z. she ioase
80 = ~ ~ si'0 solis y on' Doi's
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~ - ~ puno.ns sno eariy
sno p'ane y nAeiy y sroW eoo
~ n W. oApensou n ifo' ~ y sale
J. ou''lvs.O a' enis seage Dy pioWing
''os ~ uosp arouna cne pianp, CUT
''''s ~ iaeefAi roo's' reoucing its ieed-
ns aarlace unDli 1ne weevils give away
M IN PAM pegins ioaaing Win
orms' AZ afy Wea'ner appsoaches re-
'erse % nat shallow cultivation and
'onelnue weekly until August ~ Or Ia
'er. with the excessive rainfall and
nsumcieno drainage 70 is Impractical to
tireiy dispense VIII tne tnrnpiow 10
'ne cu'elvation o. COTTON crop on the
'siea solls. we peiieve the time is not
Z & 'lssane' A wneh we WI nave : drain-
hen be abIe to cn,tiv.ta ax.ln.;ya,v
yith in,nrovad ;mr,emarf. Rnt nnt;,
hat time coroaa IL mat aanaata .ha
armer "a uaa tbe turnn,ou intall;gant-
! And u know whan not ~ nsa n ~
he cultivation 81 cotton with tbe t,,rn-
low care should be taken i psa I
tiek -brsak w tha vyino N n,avart ;ta
hrowiur too much earth - ~ cotton
herebv breal ipp tha M ,;mhs
( rha cnlt,x.t;o,, - ,,n, ,,,,44 th.4,,, =.
hs rainy period Of 1909 and 1910 was
lone with the turnplow and Dixie cul-
ivator Changing as the plant became
vell fruited and dry weather approach
q TO six-inch corn shoveis with twen-
y-four-inch heel sweeps run Nat and
haliow on an iron foot Georgia stock.
y inc cocoa lands using Planet W, cui-
ivators and solid sweeps.
2. Fertilizers.
IL il not profitable to buv commercial
crtilizers for cotton 81 Inc Delta soila
] they contain a. abundance Il nitro. |
en. pbosphorua NM notash he,ny ANN
sflcient ii organic uattar which shon,d |
] suppli.d ~ croa rotatIon ~
pgumes 4 heavy cror Il ~ yines II |
/ more yalue than tan dolIara worth q
ommercial fsrtilizsrs per acre an
cst Yields Il COTTON AZ n made " paa-
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