The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-02-03
1FNONSTRATOR KENT
-o,rRy,lENT AGENT TELLS Ma
Oo' oF WORK IN TERRELL.
No Proposes to Help the Farm
DO" pecome Better Farmers: VIII
ef' - Very Busy Man.

ef' Do Very Busy Man
IN reply to a number OF inquiries
.ba farmers of the county as to
if0-4 the demonstration work con-
Fl"' of take great pleasure in CIV
' -. ). few pointers as to its meaning
lAs nonsrrations will be made in
a corn, oats, sweet and Irish
CO''V, os alfalfa, crimson and burr
po'"' and stock raising. The area
CIV tbo crop demonstrations will
=. WOO from one to five acres in each
Tang NJ become a demonstration you
ivy n follow Instructions OF your
@sorstration agent. He will visit
wv once a month and advise with
&C IN the best way to prepare
wv .oi1 the kind and amount of fer
IN I,,or to use, cultivation and seed
,.otion One demonstration may
s'3o ono or all of these crops ii he
nav nav the more the better. The agent
HA me odvise with you as to the best
VIZ choaDest feed for your stock,
a anu invention of disease, especially
Tue .po,6 p, and where you can get any
oonnre-bred type of animal. Read the
ppr r-iC1 in this or the following issue
a. a. The me naDer on Suggestions for Pre-
l VI ' of Hog Cholera" and How
o so-lrIT MAY Be Secured" l will in
ooI,Io+o YOUR hogs free of charge,
" ~'I having only for the serum used.
w. w. can order the serum from Dr.
potor F. Bahnsen, Atlanta, Ca, by
taIooranb and he will send it direct
~ easb on delivery, at your express
ofice. If you have an outbreak OF
cholera phone me at BronWood and l
viii come. The demonstrations IN
cation will be such as to escape as
mich damage as possible from boil
mooviI Furthermore, any informa-
+;on relating to the farm Will be
GLADLY given at all times.
IN the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month l will be in the office OF
tba Ordinary at Leesburg. On the
first and third Saturdays Of each
month | will be in the office OF the
tax receiver at Dawson, and on the
second and fourth Saturdays Of each
month | will be in my office over
Webb Furniture Store at Brentwood.
From these points | will distribute
literature and give information along
all lines of farming to all desiring
sucb If we find in course OF time
that other days will suit better no
.. II. IN +hn 6aUc will hp
published in this paper. And, again,
/ will spend this week with the farm
ers of Terrell and the next with those
Of Lee.
In view of the fact that it will be
about two weeks before ! can see all
the farmers desiring to become de-
monstrators and as some will most
likely want to prepare their soil
will give some brief instructions that
they may follow: Ssge>
Clear the land of rocks, brush and
as many stumps as possible. | real
ize that it is too late to remove many
stumps, but there are a few small
ones that can be easily removed.
Break the land from an inch to two
inches deeper than you have been
breaking it with any good turn plow.
If you would like to subsoil it-and
I think it will pay on most of your
lands-you can run in the same fur
row with a long, narrow scooter. Be
careful that you don't pillow your land
too wet. Sometimes the top soil is
dry enough to be broken when the
subsoil is too wet. Pillow in all the
vegetable matter you can, after chop
ping up as fine as, possible. Harrow
this land once or twice before plant
ing, and this will give you thor
Oughly pulverized seed bed. Just as
soon as ! can see you we will plan
further, Notice this paper for other
articles. Yours for good farming,
r. H. KENT, Agent.