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402 (10) rmn vtrm.. Such men arc surely increasing and. bsnr. 12; ;:riment Station ki 1914 if Ua ... u rc.ritv fhat.coines to them; as a result: of v hVs:ih tnt-l v!inf;i!. u varic- . r . lllZj Hurt" a .V divm ,.V : CKJ.f thryarietiei 1. ii.: Too on ItU by i nun'i farm whether oc rex (is u vr . The Progressive Farmer Company ' Oaeorporttod under tin Uwi of North Cardial.) . 119 W. Hargett St, Kaieign, CLARENCE FOE, TAIT BUTLER, : QL MOSS. . 7. F. MASSEY, JOHN S.. PEARSON, J. A. MARTIN, , J. 4m Vnii f!nrrinor v . :i, J-v,. , v , ; uau uiicuKiu ui &uuie rrnwn nrth;,. .i.. " " j ... ........ . s , a w .... m - l " i nrn a - a m j. tl :.' C CIENTISTS'tcir.us-; that:. abOvc;-cycryv acre ;p . lanu tnere isj .rctnyucu-.ai p..avi. .jpv.wi. 000,000 worth of atmosphericiiitrogen; rate the man withahundred-acre tarm ' . .. -:.v' ' '. '"(t Freiidtnt ana uaiior u (KJIUXXJ . wortn. : or enouc ;viPre.ldeaUnd Editor Canals ind have enough; Contributing Editof ; ern;battleships ; enough to supply very: man-g?; tTERE'S a, good 11 er: "Why not ILF. D. earners Uctinppinions, we cannot - "c .recommen- - -. oitf cents tor acknowledgments r xnis occurrea discarded?" Pattin, n PfV rlo..u...,; 7' Jhadiatake a horse from. the plow,..."4'5 vM"v;,wtv"Vr uiU"a--'r:--rr . T -vr""r V- " MV":v.l1?1Ltne wife's housekeeping, and take -her - Both, foreign and American -manufacturers are sensiwe. course, in- mil. sections where only short now, uy ine usc oi puwenui ciecinc. currenis, tora.vl'"w';i.l,,v 6'r"- -ouu vviifrv-uucrs are seldom . to me when I Jhad ta take a interruot mv wife's housek . V with. me five miles to a notary.' . - Dining; tnis- tree atmospnenc nitrogen witn certain ;. ""6 Faj . tvmiuuA iui ucuer staples. A R.A1?E yJ? ncCeS7 S?u makC materials' a,nd thus-rendering it available aa a plant 'In the meantime -here's, pretty job for our ex mPL J? I"; food" .This is areat discovery: butter, Plain ;lpeximcIf; stations and :theT United States DeMrt, cood dairvmen. The first is easv. the second mav: Fanner, had at no great cost,-and the third come only pare with inrougu stuuy ui waai uincr uanym ea ana cunsiucraoie experience rymen have-learn- teria at live in the little knots or nodules on the - tests,and .'comparisons ani accurately ascertain to and much. work. . - - iu. ,:.V '-t,.-. : J V..lwhatftTtent-Ra1fonrT:Wn1f 1v'Aa1lw,' t,a ki... PRIL 3 frequently a month of heavy, beating. From September to-April. ! period: when our. hP" among cottons, .or. Ja merely being made rains thatpack the i ground and aid infornjing 'nds are .usually ' idle ;, moreover, it is- a period g0't V .. " ;lf-V -' ' tir His: We& on the Farm E "POT that .baby and., fly picture on our Woman's Page -this 'week, but it's for you, when we can get it -free with a Jot-of humus to V ' tt00' 'WMftel11 - " '.v v- .the-hnest.farni crop there, is; is the baby crop, and crusts that the; little" plants .$nd it. difficult to break .'when theyare toa ohen.washingraway,:; Batthese through. Crusts seldom, form on mellow, humus- filled soils, but the trouble is that we, have toa few. - . , Ai - j i. u 1 - ' soils of this kind, and, pending .the time when Lwe -and cimson civer;ff e vetches,.are putting. a : fTk new face on the soil fertilitv oroblemi- Nr Inncrep' erally -in breaking the tight crusts that follow" the ' h'ave we , any business buying nitrogen - in bags, I '2-' - boot. TVf x BUYS have1, recently bee,n 'iTAummer-boatifiathThe inigiuy gooa lnvesimenx. i oo many iarmers iau .mai.cH. yyu u uc surynseu -;.ai xne yieia max - - . -. .:.:.i. - v- miBjmi;uuci wuu.uicir, uuys .ucsirc xur recre-' corn will maKe,-antl.tlie way it Will Stand, drouth - , "",:v - f - -vi atan and theniwonder why:they do not like farm win,brinr iov 'to vour heart itr these-dav nf KiVhV en's. ;ThereVn6t. a, minute-' to los'e.if you're going wpric." Another tarmer sometime ago gave us this . AtTA " - experiencei"I give: my boys Saturday afternoons Pcea. -;v v : off for baseball and they' work 33 per cent- But clovers and vetches are not the only, plants ucucfi 1 - WnOSe rOQtS IUrni.Sh homei tnr rmr hartriol httA. . . . - - - . .. . ( ' . - n .v. MBVtv.,, uiv uon t tan to read,. our dairy-letters ana articles THE Waxhaw Enterorise after investitin the 'IT' a r,'' PCanUtS' S?y-beans' velvet beans in this issue.-To, us memories, and anticipations i . vyaxnaw i-nterpnse atter investigating the . and lespedeza likewise are nitrogen gatherers and r u " j - "i t.. 1 sub ect has dec ded thaf fartYiPr Wf- . . 8 U s"crers, ana , 0f ricjj andCream. such as are easy to have same attitude toward tdiinWmtf orr- "w ltltt aummci uoes not utn- to - thoroughly , screen jh?e 'Kouser.before fly and mosquito time, c 4 - I; on every farm'afeT peasant indeed, and doubly so when we remember, hat, a really good cow cuts the grocery;bilt very; materially, v "Milk and butter every dayjn every, year" is asplendid idea to fit in ourlive?at-home plan; and if you're not putting the idea-into practice, 'try it and see what you've been missing.-, v . " And while;we're talking1 cows, what sort of pas- nv isaixic amiuuc luwaru, rcuucing coiion acreage . that the : man in'the story had-toward reducing the . lze thcfe t0 the utmost will be' living up to its op .eat less, so; he went to his vwife-and said:. "The - s doctor says that I mustn't eat. so much.. So instead VCJ Tim CfiSP ArniiKt Rfllf-Jinrl TTalf " of cooking me twenty biscuits, in the morning don't5 . ASaiI1Sl "ail-ana-ttaltOttOn make me but nineteen ; but make them just a little 1 w r 'S: ! bit bigger." 1) ECE.NTLY tfic United States Department of V : 1' r J&nculture .is sued to cotton growers" a warn-' THE Subiect of Land Sesyreo-aHnn "Rfttn Ka Insr that Half-anrl-Half irtfn . t-- -- -o--o " vw. .. uttuac u! iiu wnne were taiKincr cows, wnax y . XV3.Ce S IS evinetltlv maVin cr a- rrr ao f 1 imnracrinM t. i 1 . a . on the young peop e th " not.aesirea Dy the spinners ture have yours?, PineJ saplings-and broomseag theyarejn beUering .TtSii lVm. COnsequently be unsafe t0 Pnt are -migfatr hard for, eowita turn, into milk and social life.; Hardly a day passes now that we do r vanety thls Tear, This warning has been buttereertainly harder than knee-deep Bermuda not"-eet one-' ormore';Veriiistssinr 1ifi9tirM tn taken 'uo verv erenerallv hv th ... - -i. - i A its: . " . - -"rw "v,i.v , . , " w . j u in at grd&s an ciovcr,.; Dtlu it -seems- mat 'mrT VUte ' pect-high.claSs;;dairyVwerformances ona - ready written, on the; subject.-We are glad to n-i-"--" r it.-1 1 " . " - comply with all these requests. . ' . , because- of. these widespread warnings against this cotton, farmers who have been, growing it, MEXT week in our "Diversification and Inde-7.and of these there seems to be no inconsiderable f V pendence"; articles and ' farmers'-; experiencenumber,-have become alarmed, many of them hav f.!la?n'rl?inf t0- talk about ?ving money .ing asked for our opinion as to the best course to croos; are: best-ia1inWVA ii iJL.! follow'. -.We. of-course have no desire to be other after alt. TT c nii;; 1 better to live with ih.m rtf If . . . . tt ... .r .. tnanreflTirelV fair anrt it .. . j iJ " I. :: ' . :: ! Vaj tuuisc u you re immovaDiy sot in tie.v- . . " -""v " - " "um c"1 wen to ex vvn1M,k.j,uw v,rtU gcl nui growing. cneapv cotton .vnuvuw nidi.. wc nave so lar received W8Ci rc an xiieicaimej wici9 1 -" . . lever.ot life have'gfeatly abated; uia Agc;8 scrub ration. It can't be "clone. - ArThought for the j Week I AM in better! ieaith and. 'more "able to do my work at seventy-seven than 1 was at forty-bugaboo ttiicr an., xie is, in. many ways,.ucuci. w than'youth'3ecau$e; he. leaves- yon-more at your i . 'it ' .fc . flip fret snd A?iF?K?Tn8and average short staples. We do-not know tn wbaf tJhirty:s,evePV'J:a Vl couon' an -our brave resolutions "-extent the mills have comnlai t u. ' . tnere. ut-lnave-never "U"u;.-v o-. iu;uuiu uuwn tne rrMm 4.- . v w yuur smn-J lite. hav in4imfitrii vnari(ri- ir.as a pvv": A few months ago people were talking a 50 per cent ' f .g quallt":s' but Psume that it was their com- heritage; -L did not squander my youth loesses " redaction: latpr tii 5c ,-". r j j.li.: . . o., , maint that first ftmncrfit . . : r c ond hence -4 i C -z ii was staicu uuwn to per r uwncr io tne attention rtiv uj; iiiiempcraio uvuis am. not: bankrupt ;. in my.:oId.:age, i use uj - - ceaMo be followed by estimates of 15 arid 20 per k of the Department of Agriculture More rnti , cent, and reports are now"- tbminirJn- th4t r.rT;iVrfTfft V.i, :. . C More recently sections. . will increase rather than, decrease, the ers -acreage. It inay well be doubted whether! the great mass of-cotton ernworc Mii .....t..:. . b . these shorrperjoa, adee ttiu. nut: DailKrupt in ' my,. 01 CL; age ' !''. 9.r7. uev. .ulant of any sort nbi coffee; tea, or alcoholic w amr.m "- J '-.-Ji '1. ll'k - Tvl.. T3rt11CrnS.. in erages, and no tobaccoWohn Burroughs, uies . nome j ournau x y; r' it's a v w nen; you're, tnrough- slzlnir' uir tne:otner lo0jf, good thine to stetx tack, from yourself and se& now y hbor Then add ; 60 per cent to your estimate of. y0,," t froi - rIndefenr Af TT,t . . " . ' ... ' !8 at. ypu,don;t fiee,ana ubtractP-v and. -,:0u;aUU.n3u cotton; at the Ala-'irLVr'ftn ywa.mis?ea, 0raharo. you' 11 hav a - pretty accurate resultPW ' .' Gonf ?n 1
The Progressive Farmer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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