The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12
CONTROLLING THE SOL
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and dcayed vegetation that has washed down and formed these
socaled bottom lands? Why back York state they drar
the from the ponds get the muck from the bottom fol
their soil, and then watch the and melons grow
We could grow things about Sagehurst without leaf mold
which get by exavang pit about two feet Deep placing al
the leaves and rakngs of the spring cleanup grass cuttings ane
refuse into this pit and weng occasionally through the sum
mer takes least years for this decay this climate
of little rail fall should really have double PIT to use
in alternate When ready to it will all crunbe
up fine when little of is pressed in the hand shovel full
of this compost with another of we'll rotted placed the
hole dug bush choice fruit will be the creates
satisfaction plant and grower-try it.
We want grow number of evergreens of different variety
at home and for this purpose have pit OF Leaf mold pro
of making For this the natural soil OF the evergreen
Back to the Seasons
But frightening the any we car
induce to grow our climate and soil that will extend the farmers
work through longer period will lend valued assistance to bust
ness conditions generally and the farmer in particular.
Sugar beets and already have and they prove
crush orders will encourage another that calls fo
same conditions all around Wheat and barley have their
place and their be cared for and while they may not b
considered very profitable crops their profit lies their be
ground chopped and fed the stock help make the come
raon which the experts tell have much neglected
for stock Corn enghens the the tall because +
stands in the field penng and drying out while the beets an'
potatoes and fruits being cared for Really corn IN tn
county may picked almost the pleasure of the to
the weather usually beautiful indefinitely during the tall ant
early winter he may his stock out to help themselves
Other than the above wonderfully good crop to
us grow get down real earnesness with and nt
lust the right variety well in climate he pre-
vaent opinion that will grow here account OF the COO
nights and that the doomed to failure being forced toa
change The quick growing varieties that have been INTRODUCED
and developed and accmated proving just certain to Y
for table potatoes and the tests OF he Idaho
Orchards company Moand for the five indicate
success commercial way Raise little in your garden
but secure very earliest and variety such the Colder
Bantam and plant row few hills every three four days
for of
on your table for a month the close of summer.
After the fall work is all done the farmer may work along
comfortably all through the winter at his of willows cutting
them after full maturity sailing them they bundled and
later on standing bundles of them pit of water five inches
Deep on the days induce the sap fow that he may
peel them nicely and tie again into bundles ready for weaving
into furniture such chairs couche settles and setees stands
and tables for porch u hammo tabourettes apples crates
baskets e Especially useful the baskets when out tc
set tomato plants in the spring have take old want
basket When carry some leaf mold to put choice plants
| take and old bucket basket. When 60 out to pull
weeds take old dish pan carry them to the compos
heap; want as basket When the lawn lug the clip
pings the compost heap old wash tub; want BIZ
basket When mulch the plants and shrubs the fall we
the old tub again. but want big basket When we 60
to the lava beds for ferns climb the rocks to lind the
deepest crevces where the finest ferns grow and lug them back
to the rig up newspapers basket Then pack
them in old boxes the rig bring them homs want baskets
The good who brings delicious butter and old
she needs basket Another who brings eggs uses
bucket she needs basket When out the garden to
gather vegetables take buckets pan need baskets
When the farmer gathers his potatoes he expensive buckets
he needs baskets When he his potatoes the ceer he
uses buckets When he goes about his Chores he carries
things in buckets or boxes he needs baskets When the children
20 school they carry their lunches tight buckets that sweat
the dinner they need basket The merchant exhibits his
in boxes shipped from distant he needs baskets When
the farmer brings green peas snap beans to town he
puts them into an gunny and when they dumped
they bruised and mingled with lint from the SACK he needs
basket.