Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
|I|I GALL 10 .....
 PLANT C0WPEAS
,.,,, 9. Ready For Hog Graz |'~p''' s.y.nty To Ninety oays
o,or,, Agronoris+, univer' w. .;+v of Arkansas.

AgrOnOEls', CpA'S 'SA ] W 0'sH,', s,'1 of Ar Arkansas. 1 tsi s1' to plant cowpeas, sor.
 'pont Ist fa'e neanuts. mt If these legumes r,s
 bum ,,t,d a,'a by June 25 in North sd.',,; Ark, rs p''n'dd0 .nd before be- July ,15 in .souta ta Psas anu tney will still make proflta, pr j.
 rkansss .sas ant and since the state d 4. ana me, ls crops 5, "sa sore need of feeds fee of all
 'ds every ,; of {'tnss ,nese crops should get pc or [.sat s,, Ia away. Cowpeas will' be
 ,1y 5 for hog grazing in a5o@ a5 to 5o {or 'Iys Say r |. # l.1aald 'nIl be cut before frost ..!,, In psy , say4io 'sctions of the state there. will wi ,'I {. ns sSttos time enough to mature t,,'1s the e De s.fore ,, frost comes. sorghu" |'sp,d 'ep Vt,e he planted regardless 'af the ;; |hoala .Iuce ue I no crop: can be depended f'ss a' to ',1 nroduce a greater tonnage or ''r,s 'pn forage on good land: 1..,oo s;nc <. 'sss sDs.nuts should be planted since m <
 1T resrl mi,1 afford more pork producing pe! "', '. tbe acre than any other crop ecu sa sey 'S can be cultivated vita tho |,me .r 'i implements used in cultlyatlhs la'1ep' la,s The peanut is one of the mos, nos, 9.'vu, 'v.ndoble feed crops which can still .p,ru nlsnted in the state with tue as ' (s.,nee pn of good return" says l.. w. b.hnrn u'snr agrononrist with the: Il ' unEiver. E',r ,''i' o, Arkansas "ft is also, one ol Y .s hest he t forage crops ,We1 have f7: for Eas, Hogs. turnedin pl1 , naa91'flis Esas'9 l mS'ke E,id 3 aainsA!S|aAA s,.J siHH itH, :, :, 4 p..a;,s| i;s4A 4A,saplsd 4g'M1ssfRanse;:a: ! 'yE'H |:3Ios seils,;l' 'fN,na,. fee2'1,i1 rptatass 2ars! espycial1Y' ,si{S asiH{Sa td $ Itq E .,dy| josib ,aid leanls5 5sQhp,apnnttaa fpl f'pall Eae sys.isg SH an 'aIhyif I9; fI, Rk rkuyiasa a iste s,E lg ny HIN; yl|s nlhlA N 1se a1 Anae sEa 1 ga2 Ha21f z MO x th2tt Eas, Ss3AV M yasRnitts stGpt11t agst V | M |EIat lbsu;sSriNs ana' fA1lysa ; fFtys Fly Fis bssass', aag.,soWRaA 1, ,Inmfnas; 1na 9ll g,TIee,ns 'bIen droatii;M slieistiniMerfhfj 1slss I spspish i f, peanuts j;''YieldIed 4t RRashpls to Q the acre while. corn in a,' ,dioinjng field under similar 'condl tjons averaged less than 10 bushels tc the acre"
 Bg Yields On Fertile Soils.
 "on highly fertilized soils in test; conducted by the Arkansas Experi nent staticn yields of 125 bushels pei acre have been made. Average yield. for good soils vii! usually vary be tween 50 and 70 bushels while on or dirary soils yields of 30 to 40 bushel may be expected. Aside from this ; yield of hay ranging from 1 to 3 ton. ran be obta!ned.''
 Spanish Peanut Best All Around
 Variety,
 "The Spanish variety is to be pre- |pred for grazing purposes. Whel planted as early in the spring as th' ground is thoroughly warm this va rety becomes available for heav, grazing in August and September Planted in June anG until July 1 Il The northern sections and as late a July l5 in the southern part of th' 'tate the crop will become availabl or late fall pasture. Spanish peanut 're planted without shelling in row gS3S inches wide and spaced D. inches apart in the row.