The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-04-23


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Ser rorE 70 care for The socE turinE
the izzbilE period
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neg1s school a. PittsbgrEh receutIy
found az edible m11hrooz weighing
little over 20 posnsA
iTeEEizrfty r. care ard feeding Is
feii more b. sheep thsa b. any other
fSrn animal A sueosssf1I sheep nan
szys that be feeds b. the ciock
Win soc-uulch systems. the grass
IN the orchard must Be moved often .
and allowed 10 lag where Il falls It's
removal decreases the fertility Of the .
soll
CELERY banked With earth late In the
fsl seems more palstsble than where
boards are used DO not bank when
the foliage Is at al moist. a. this wil
aid decay.
When 70 apply fertilizer depends
on Nhsn it IL needed b. the plan, the
Kind OF fertilizer. the soil. the crop.
and the season o; normal rainfall OF
The district
poorly fed tree cannot DO its best
any more than a poorly fed man or
animal i is surprising what a differ.
ence SheelbarroVful Of manure
around a tree will make
A good method Of watering ferns
is 70 set the pot In a pan or tab OF
water long enough 70 soak the roots
end soil thoroughly Do not water
again until the plant needs IT,
There are several ways TO shorten
the life and usefulness OF farm i'm.
piements. The quickest way TO spoil
them is the one that is most common: l
leaving them out in the weather.
In planting fruit trees for family
use. select the varieties that appeal
20 the palate OF the home folks. but
for the markets select those varieties
that keep best and are In greatest de-
mAnd
Green ground bones are rich In al. ,
bumen. phosphate Of lime and phos
phoric acid. which 20 to make eggs ,
and shells. Il will pay any poultry. !
man 70 buy bOnemill 10 grind bones
for his fowls.
Even II you have no; gotten round
90 have a little family orchard. you ,
can't afford TO 20 longer without a bed I
oi straw berries. and probably some ,
raspberries. gooseberries. currants
and other small fruits.
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According 10 the federal forest Z
service the average annual loss from /,
forest fires Is about 20 lives and t25.- n
100000 II the cost Of crops. build. 7
ings, stock and young trees we're IN. Z
cluded the loss would be many mil. r
lions more.
Bee keepers should take particular
pains 70 inform the fruit growers that q
spraying the fruit trees when they are c
IN full bloom not only poisoas many .
Of the bees, but II is not the time TO S
get the codling moth Better stu. c,
get In touch with the horticultural In 3,
spectors. and ask them 10 give the st
proper information about the bost n
time TO spray. 10
In trimming young trees from the
nursery do not leave any branches 70
that are more than eight inches long IN
The practice Of cutting back TO within ar
two or three feet on one-yearold trees m
is growing, and usually gives very sat D,
results "a
BY all means put out a strawberry
BED next spring. They are as sure 10 co
thrive and bear abundantly II properly 70
get out and cared for as a crop OF Ol
potatoes. The Senator Dunlap is the h