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XV. II. EViV^.
which
h<w been well kept for a time, iu
Editor order to allow the development ol
its qualities, by decomposition and
goijje Mor^PijaStaaw.-
(W. AififSts clro<fof*
A fh* VS^kH
rorfr brace turn
BfOi
Beech Island, Dec. 29,1885.
[8 since 1 carlNdtc
yoar omce'turnips of the early
Bloomsdale red top variety, which
you were kind enough to notice iu
iragraph iiyrour paper, as being
'thaMfcejtt veg«*i
I nJ# S*%d yoirotnrr speci
mens of the same variety from the
•fr?BSh“i2kfiif W ,l "*' Ul “ r '
growth since the first were sent.
My object iu exhibiting these turn
ips was not so much to boast of
having line tarui|aas toshow ptuj
can be done by tAdlbs M?
oar own resources. Although not
by any means op|>osed to the use of
commercial fertilizers under proper
eircamstauces, and in the proper
quantity, yet these tarnipa were
ed entirely with stable manure,
meetly composed of pine straw well
trodden in by the horses’ feet, and
not a particle of commercial fertil-
• iser aeedr The manure when ap
plied to the land was in a rough
state, being the aoymnlajjnmof
the stable tor abont tisMnNPps,
tbe stable having been in that time
frequently filled in with fresh litter,
mostly pinMiraw, the b
meantime having been fed
fodder amfbsy, and aye
on tbidAd oats. Right
won Id My that the expre
much Stable manure,” to ttsaci
observing mind, conveys bat an
indaAoit^Mjea of tht true valua^of
U/Tnd (fhMtffy of
fed to onr animals, as well as the
manner of preserving the manure.
Tbe manure I used was put upou
tbe lae4Jr«*hwL JM^I or,
ron
would be called by sofas' vSTybou
tifully applied, say about two thou
' labels hh 9c acrqf ’ted carti
the toil at
uhemimdM reaction, by coming in
euces And this Is especially fne
case in regard to the ammonia
bowels of animals. Therefore toe
wiiter has always prefered to put
tbe whole, that is fresh manure,
there, where it will all Be absorbed
by tbe soil and nsed iu its evolution
‘f&WLilKuit Jlttk
controversial |»ositiouiu this matter
(al bough not in the least afraid of
such a position^ but feeling a deep
esi
ttfStMt cal
tillers of the soil in
portaut occupation
1 am
their most im-
u trulv yours,
• •' H. R. Cook.
is seudiug out thermometers and
blanks for reporting .'the oomlition
ot the weather to the farmers who
have been appointed to make the
tobacco experiment ’h the various
Farmers who desire to
^ tbe $100 premium of-
he Department to tbe
farmer reporting the best result*
in tobacco culture
write Ac Commi
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BROTHERS,
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an
hundred yenrs in cultivation, D D |1 I T t T H
ftWd ^1 U
«wv uissl IxhiAiyAAa mivAhrl tVisa Kill\i
uutler
average ot about eight iuches deep.
The result is, as yoq EPS, one of the
turnips me«raik» twenty five inches
in oircumferenoe. There were many
in the patch of nearly the same
size.
Wbat is nqlled high manuring
Oummends itself to me as being,
wheujiidujiously practiced, a very
paying operation, especially when
a farmer confines himself to kiaowu
resources. The writer makes tbe
fOllowiug statement of an experi
ment among others on a larger
scale to prove this: Four acres of
wbat is known as mulatto soil, and
one hnjdred years iu cujuvatiou,
was
with
straw and leaves mixed, the bulk
being pine straw), at the ntte el
fifteen hundred measuied bushels
to tbe acre, applied broadcast and
deeply tarned under
•owed in taroips '
years, manured the
year, over $1,100 in gold sold one
year off ot two acres, the other two*
Maway to stock. Tbe third year
3,200 pounds of lint potton were
sold ; tbe fourth year an average
of forty-five bushels of corn to tbe
acre waa m.ule; .the fifth year,
twenty-five bneMta of Wficatofa
very anperior qq tlity was gathered
per acre, and the land reubldiug no
other maoOHng exeept What was
given it tbe first two years when
planted in the Uroto 0**taie<!i
giving an average ot $125 per acre
for each of tbe four yegg), bestfiTs
tbe large amount af £■ in the
shape of turnips for 1 ftofef, fodder
id wheat s^aw for f^ le - Aud
a V Very' important
in pradneiDg these results.
Seeing in yoar paper tbe ooutro
versy between my old ami muolt^O
valued friend. Mr. Berckmans,
and Mr. 4 Marion McDaniel on,the
subject ot pine straw as a manure
prompted me to write ibis article,
the subject itself aljto being a very
Important one to all practical farm
standpoints, and I here makeasug
gestion: Perhaps Mr. Berckmans
acquired his views in regard to
i straw from bavipg pqetmw
the manure
ight from
for this is,
a use there
dding In th
sry stables
Now ia the time to make fine tradea-
thiug at firat coat. Will alio be prepare
<0 Turniah board and lo flog to m; friend^
and the public by tbe first of March, otj
he pioet aMwnaWwti-utf.-^lall and see
0 ■■ * ™ MWVILSON ;
Darlington, S. C., Feb. 13, ’86—tf
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extent of making it oafit folagrt*
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Mr. McDaniel, in his last article,
4t6l# Jk>4 fbe Southern Cultirator
to toeoffefet that u|na straw w
nearly equal to atabls mauikro Sft A
manorial %gent., There, mast be L
so^e mistake bSm, nslMS the men*
□re consisted mostly of pine straw.
As good stable manure always baa
boos opfsidered the typeofsll plait
toon, especially aa rSgatds nitro-
nona matter. This statement,
is qbatilled by saying
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waa green, that is, fresh and damp.
Whether them IT (CMo* $mghe
quality aid field4|(s£>* letf) pine
cremeotitiona matter very recently
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Addree* HARPER * BROTHERS,
New York.
ing Machiues. I Equitable
Stoves all the Best Makes. Furnish repairs for all Stoves LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
sold by ns. OF NEW YORK
Cucumber Pumps, Farr patent sand box for Buggies, Wagons, Assets Jan. 1, 1885, 358,161,925.54.
$4 00
4 001 - • • _ 1 ,
400 &c.. Thomas Smoothing Harrow, Deering Cultivators.
“ 00 hi
September 17, 1885.
I
Solid and aal* insurance, backed by am-
1 pie capital. Represented by
H. P. JOHNSON,
BennetievilU, 8. C.
6$6 p m
12 00 p m
4 26 * m
826* >
Train No 43 *iop* at «]) ,ia,i 0ll ,
wSvuf/V V « rp * onl ^ “ Brlahley’e
Whitavllle, Uke Waccamaw. Fair Binff,
Niahela. Marten, Fee Dm. Fteveae*. Tim-
M *J r v*villa, Samier,
Wedgefield, iamden Juneiua and Eaat-
uver.
Jr?**?! 9 •"« all.paiata
on C. S U R. R.. C. C. SA R. R. Skuioa*.
Atkea' Junction and «H point* hvriead
iboald lab* No. 48. P.llm£ sl^a f.;
Auguata on thie road.
Seperato Pullman Steepen fbr Savannah
aad for August oa Tra4a 48.i. , /
j lL! 1 r * l . , ‘* r-n ,0, 'd Set woe* Cbnrleaten
find Wilmirgton.
_ M WVINI.OealSapt.
T M. EMMERSON, Oeu. Poe. Agt.
a.
Correspondence eoliciled.
March 12. ’86
iy.
The Cabbage for the South
- lor 1
> or far a&lixiwnt to Noomscx Maaam,
51
HENDERSON’S EARLY SUMMER.
ThU ralaabte variaty, aa wall aa a fall UM of the i
[ Cealrabl*
VEGETABLE SEEDS,
| WUI ha f0aa4 Aaacrlbed ta onr Waaaal of “ X v
addreeii uo receipt
IvaaTwiai
ofvtaapel
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hwnibei
Peter Henderson & Go.
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THE POST OFFICE.
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Ovrics Dats—Monday,
Friday and Saturday*.
Tuesday,
artifiial teeth
MPECIAVeTY.
Mch 80-; yr
«<o,IMpMtrM»WV—
For Sale at
ntc*. at
Dr. J. A. Boyd’s