The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-05-11

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BnpEield beans areIn not heinga halleC
d asfai wondeFserop but9it iSjfelt thal
beans can be introduced iii some
4 $ectiopslasaa ghbytipatg .foE sutritr1ei
j fall9w lon as1ssf small iGia| laaoTi8 IRA son
liable acreage sam be sgrgWR3Wlth "a
Observation-Disclosures and
without seriotf5bp interfering with
the wheat growing PHASES IF THE
farm. 1t is not recotihfifInfi ehdsd that
very large tract be pIanted until
the region in questioRolhaa been
proven especially adapted B9hactual
fielddtests - PqsffgirigaiiYt6 Beans is
tf6t AadIisabfgo llfConditions espe-
sia1lS8 fer ) be an p pr odic
ton weuldI besfeund 5WheBf the
Neutrality-suspicious. areat least fair
and where thegffestsffee peril 1 lis
lfonet e1tFoagh t4ifTsttte the 1fratufiag
|of tfiSe! Gfft61P}.qA Bea1s ATE f,g1fte Sus-
ceRtibleu to frost aMigTy. 30, 90 ZOO %
some of thesEaTietiesib being sFsc-
onimended fOrefriald aresisjni -le Z
a Great Northern sAAo 51lafege. white
bean sffap WIbifrbb is PFaaSetiGsa1IN$ native
,9fithAl northWes4 nhaKlngIhee5i rsllfs377c
led by the IB1ddansnf0B alOng tlulea
They a4eiefigooH qaalitJ ggart early,
afId Yield wen, A2oi2'o nsg5i5 81 2
IaI ' LADY Washinegatq saA lpf mp 8yed
naNy1 BEAM This4varietyyis early
and is standard giqb theabHads gromss
ifig sdistficrs fanoftlfarhfHdahb and
Wfstsfn ,ayKISagy4tHi n2fH 3 & sn5 egon
Pinto rrfIAIrlhufflqcol0re& bean
sRhicdlImsssspenlQledn vitluItan and
MISUNDERSTANDING isifhe lead
ftiga rrafK aettl Variety III Colorado: in.i
The Red Mexican or Red Miner
tB1LssNerp early ,andsisnofspec iallyJ
adapted for 1ateiplaAtihg ofhrdgiens(
of higher attitudes and effort. icoofII
growing sseasons. ,,,.,4 9 81.
"a The Pilot Navy-Thissu letgisJ
also very esrlydandi iss praise ddof
It's quality andseeefnesSidf hfatu-d
-itv. n1pdiasa noi1hM shianI
jsUd
Ga ldrNilands,1 theebeans shouldlt
IA planted inafows not closer than
So inches and preferably w inches
part sPsaeefff AZ SssssaI, f1hi1m eight
o l4bIHnlfbfs apart. Under lrrlga5Jl
ion 28-inch rows withliaoIspacing ],
'ffour to six inches lrasIbeen found \
'OIBe about rightgbi Son7e dry farm
RS ehetk ntow TIE beans in tiliS 4
2 inches apart, xBpIEasingsHiye to siitx,
eedSr PER JhilltrsiHhiS permits clean j.;
ross cultivation. .onsI9
Planting caht be- 96fits With a ebrn :
'lanted sesqB3aiPP9Ep With Bean Pl$tfsI /
n an ordinary grain. drill with,
ONE ofdhe holes stQpped up UwihE
o very we'll. disqualification beans Is
5 quite ihiPortaHg Warm sandy /,
oils are best. It is espeS5afly, mi p
ortsarntt fiat , flhls land be smooth SpI
S to permit narrowing ofthe SMALL
sanplants with aInndmimtrn OF irbel n
asy from dreggingotleHs. iinsiFt
Early cultivation consigty in 4idr-1 #
owing about t2g5 A ati5a9 tie PLANTS T.
meirgfo psiVt1]8t Night harrow HAAS /
owing while soil surfaoesis moist do
ill usuallssGa1se sdan1age a 5 tlie4Y
lants are apt to q5B brittle. Haf4F6
owfhgdef asdqyis surface will 'ffhd r
ls plants much leasS uSasP5tipre to ?
ljuEBs1sA4 SUBSEQUENT cultivation b
nould be done with duAner6fdeUan o
Ola ito theD s4allomofeedissge habits a
f the bean cropsti9sh eddtekfpot or q
weep TYPES IF cultivator shovel!yF ; :
1 chs. as used sQrn are satiaffaaeGrI
NY f0n the faR tion of beans. az
gltivatim skgsa Usually cease at a
me OfEH4OH344Ino when the yftieSA 2