10 prese5pe Indian Corn and Petatoes against Mt


Grub JHorm.
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The farmers Of Rensselaer, county, New-forh,


.sy that ashes or quick lime, ought always to be
applied to the top Of corn hills Immediately after
planting, if it follow sward, to prevent grub lar
ys from destroying it. The same application
will have similar effect, ifapped to the top OF
notatoe hills. But neither unleached ashes nor
limo, in its quick or caustc state, should in any
case, come in contact either With the seed corn
or the young plsnta [Memoirs. Of the n New
York Board ofAgriculture, vol. III page %. =
Ashes or lime. applied as above, would not per
hans he so much needed where the seeo corn
hsa s..n soaked in coppetss water. n fra, been