w,,,...--I, anreara from an article in the
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Wunar.--Is appears from an article in the
fbis Cultivator, an excellent paper recently es- @
tablshed at Columbus, Ohio. that, luogfng 20 oy
,se ~. osan,ity of wheat passing the Ohio canal
~ s,s wheat crop of Ohio is decreasing, notwlii
"a ..arding a greater number of acres is every year
sared IN wheat The editor attributes this re-
nj. to the FAC, that the sal is yearly losing The
sements Necessary to good straw and gram. IN
,prly to the suppostion that the decrease is
caused by r,,st the editor remarks as follows;
: AS an evidence that the cause of the failure OF
the wheat crop is not generally understood, we
can state, from our own personal observation,
that many fields in ohio which were said 10 nave
been destroyed by rust, the past summer, were IN
straw ,fn merely s TUNED lro~n, because it had not
berry did not fls simply because the plant could
When I will farmers begin to study natures laws
and conform their practice TO the lessons which
she teaches