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ecommended by Federal ana ;
The least expensive way is to plant clovers, alfalfa,J J
Dther legumes, inoculated wuna pure, active culture.' nj
TTJPn " - ?1 1 nM4rtirr f
mi-11 I: : the method r
cow peas on
- Not only will these legume crops be "fatter -but your land will
- crops to follow.
i " A legume, mocuiated witn Jiniiont itnrost iiraws TOiuabie vvL
cont
They are as carefully prepared and testedas Mulfcrd Antitoxins,
Serums, etc.; for inedical and veterinary use. You can prove to
Dollar er Araefp
How does compare with the rice f a nitrate fertu
No skill or special implements required. 'V'''7'v : " " H
Tour Seel Dealer eelle MULFORD CULTURES If naii ftk
order direct, Seudior iallr deeeriptiTe booklet No, A
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' The HOOSIER
cotton drill you .". ;
'. buy this ring
0: will ddwork:J
. . that ;is , most .
v satisfactory not v
bnlythis yearl:V;
tbut years froniM
now.
; ' The HOOSIER combined cotton, and ' corn drill is a ;
compact wide-rim, two-wheel machine with a low center i of x
gravity, very popular because it does good work in every;
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, : r A picker feed wheel gives any desired quantity of cot-;
ton to the acre and an agitator bail insures all seed, passing
to;the feed in: a steady, ;stream.Three; plates fpr proper t
;cprn plantings are also regularly furnished. A drag coverer ;
; presses the earth firmly oyer thenSeed, or a press wheel can
'be substituted. Fertilizers attachment furnishedv wheni:
'Vspecially Prdei;S;:l
See the 'dealer who sells the HOOSIER, "or. w to
the address below for: details.:
CI2M1NGIIAM
id ncORPOlUlTED);1-;'
AMERICA-
AUVDAT.IA
MARCH 4ay areusyay days -feed; and this means they should hP '
Vwnen-a (dozen;; jobs are . calif put neither; extremely deep hor left
ing all at oncelWhat is done orcleft on' the surfaceljbfthe: ground a
uhdonehinidnth ' .
bearing on the success: ori failure pf; the soil will.ive best resultir " "
ouVeortsf during lall; the" r '
75 to lm
- Making the teed, bedr-plowmg ;and yjj0imdseacef nitrate of a
rrpwingisn them to Ml
famsVreemmejitlya March; :.20tfa:bfiMarch3will usually be theh!
Whether the-;s th
one, a nt.placelforUhe.seef and fitt dewPs l
home for the little plants, is dependv the 'Dlants ; 11
nt : on the care and; judgment with .rag larrow.,- 4 : -
wnicnj.nc:::.wwnct-
of brickbat-like clods Hd,afine;and- j J
iqwyuiv;-JV:- the oats
thakproYides a
PHTOSItSffl should
::iKiP;,3 ' Speckled - '
uniu(e upwn;5auTiiig;np;iitraiiuj season '
wmt'i&r north as
lorvd immediately Caro- -
Iatelr5than;iayery4jew producer, and -;
thdf ougti baibWing0THis soil-ira-s)f
ing ouihs;lrequ corn. Seed
bec.auseals of the rapid drying ac-v a as $1.50 and
tiori of ;"the wind and r sun, causing ; a bushel and,;inasmuch as a bushel
hard clods to the
Jf a tendency: toward clod formation, ; cost of ieeding is lower than for any
the disk iiarrowV s
ately behmd ibebreaki
followed withhe drag-or. smcthins If Jyuhwii'tne -already it will
barTow.xKeep, the;dods "fro form-, pay-yy ou to -'make a crimson clover
ing, rather than ,,tryirig to ; pulverize; seed' stripper for the crop
themorice'theyiget-bardistheOT should
safejruje .foUow. be ready
:?fi&&0? gt ripe.
Mof&u for making
appreciatetbif iraliie the ?disklhar-2;tliisjstripper?l had by writing
row fiineaatoi of Ag
Sd;useiteitlv dftheftum:ow;b$l)T
crustppreventsthef sbU because 'a
in;;tar large part of
tof living- The hardier garden
they are! mprj under
ItydxL liaveverusethedi month, par-'
rowinthis of the
you"try5i-;;:lf i,if as corn,.
;S-i;Pp:'i;-i etc.,
,;5tiUiother;i.iinrt
the disk barn)wis in cutting to pieces' r " . ' .
the:coyecropsf tQ Dehorn
andoats; preparatory to; rplowmg ; " " J
.themy'tmderCungmp t
crops iralmwtmnabjote: The Pro-.
nce;iOt5scH on how
very rslpw, ihe moisriire supply; ior to dehonr cattl.e, "by Prof. Templeton.
the growing crop may be cut off, and : am'ius ' arcommbn fanner, but I
8; result. ; The disk: is pre-emi-ju dehorn a cow before the Profes
4iently4hctte Vv -" f- jSfetfe t s Tlave two cost sabbut 15 feet apart.
i ; In lby5ng".fertilizerf material sav-. f Use two five-eighths inch grass
ings may; otten be ettected by care-. ropes. -CWith one 1 make a halter, ana
fullyjtudying the: plant food needs pf I go to
the - soil and the crops to -be grown Wnrlr; ci;n Mhe halter on. letting it
and then mixing at -homethe; fertil-' ;come-benind thenars. I then loop the
izers;needed. ;In fa legs,
'ersirfCcVnmg' and .
ust.fwtilizerB":-with She
to analysis or croo and Soil: requh-e-ran't W nA 1'nm ffiadv for work.
analysis or crop: and soil require-;, can't iret uoandl am ready for
ments is-aiinre sure f0re
away; money. ;tudy your, s afld:take 0ff the
crops and then;grrevtliem what
;rcsultafS: - " . - . .
If Typuehofn after -February bth,
therevisfsomenger of "flies. 1 d
. ..-:-!.: -1 -. . . t irpr seen
want;:"-; ;-?;;;- 't-;:V.' zui nf snme kind,
,r V . . : t Au r, if is really nec-
riow andvuea to mppiy commeraari--r -T: av;aV kaH anv baa
fertilizers is always something of a, , ;..:., r7
prooiem aiinis-season or ine; year. -On
all soils we believe thebest au-
thonties agree that the.' best time -to iru .i,,,. I Have never seen
applylphophonc?ac not hurt
earlyn. the. season, preferably.; about' i:t, does
4angerof loss of these-plajitfoods;
fromvleaching. ;OTth nitrogen! it -is Sitrw'i "A" t
. . ' ' . .": . Ah hrf- Alice - '
amerenr, since ;u is reaauy; ieacnea v 'Lr?'rf. " ... ..:''- - -out;andcarr?ed''away:SWe;apJica
tionsS Tiitrbgenand particul QUITS
in:sandf-sons,wjll,.W
erally give best results. z??Y'4-z -Aspoodaa-the ..next; jmt i"
iln aitrnutihgcommeral ferUU out.
. . f r -: , - , :To whatever he tac&les Mf1
izer care shoulq be taken toee thatn ? -v--.v-.-, -.- ".v- 0,
i-- -it-L--ii-L:i!i-.'-.: - ".---i:iJ.."ifll''hls- chances
ney are mutcu wuu .ic suit,-.raiucr "For trie man .wm quns ,
I than aUpwinem .
soiiOj' narrow stream in ine.ooom tuga man.-wno r. bucks .
where rthe plant roots -will t30$ttkely.;:;;na. rar.vv. . r ,--y-.T:.
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