The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-15
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thar business A cement sllo. VI
ccafHe. aa more expensive. but EoaId
ncE blow 60 easily snd would bs ione-
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WITH regard 10 bsrmnda grass. win
aaF that ws have been rery s1ecess-
fuI In growing il here at the Station
Ne are sending ont roots 20 farmers
n different parts q fhe state il order
thai they nay gst q start from which
70 make their future paintings j
would not plant Il from the seed Tor
the reason that Il ls more diiHcult 10
get 2 stand and plants from seed are
more likely 90 I'LL out than ID the
case Of those coming from the roots.
lhe bulletin sent y0u gives further Ia
formation on this subject also.
note that you are farming a half
section Of land, that the same is heayi-
II encumbeFed. ID answer 10 your
question as to how to get the most out
q your soil, VIII cay that the whole
secret Of success In this maite- Hes
ia the matter Of adopting a system OF
farming that Is adaBsed 70 the coun-
try. In the region Of Oklahoma west
Of the ninetg-eighth meridian, It is
Necessary % grow a series or crops
that viii be rot only drouth resisting
crops that viii 30 far as possible hold
the soil from blowing and drifting
especially II Il ls In the region bord.
ering On the blov-sand soil. am
glad 10 note that the farm is well i'm
proved. and that there are twenty
tR9 acres in alfalfa and that you have
good road 70 market Yet have
ln exceptional opportunity to do veli
On such a place. would suggest
briefly the following general outline
to follow
Build up as nearly a. possible a
good dairy herd. using your native
COWS that you have and a pure bred
aiFe q the breed that you prefer. &C.
ieelAg the heiiers from the best COWS.
bat 90 not cnange breeds after you
get started Build a good silo and
use kahf corn and milo for alllng.
Keep a good herd Of WeI improved
hogs Of the breed you ike best and
also develop your fock Of farm pouL
trY.
with such a eystem as the above,
you VII be able 70 raise q good deal
Of small grain as well as kafr corn
and probably broom corn and al the
same time maintain the fertility OF
your soil
cowpeas and peanuts are two catch
crops that work 10 admirably with
the above plan. both Of which are
great soil builders. great bone and
muscle producers in your livestock
and are sure crops IN 8 dry country
Jas. A. Wilson.