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FRUIf lkLL-'


fresh manure. sa!tpeter'


re-, !, sufficient consistency 70


- q tr,sh. This preparation


si.h ~ sIcceed digging above


ssi.ls .sss, With a good compost,


~ ~ salt aud sl!1Petre.


--TgaE or TuRNIPs.-.t u L
SRI o,1 mos. farmers, that when


lar . ~,Iv cleared land is finely
~ y,,i.iag Of the common fiat
la afsr a few years. this
-. disappear, owing chiefly
sll' n. = ..rgDpossd, to the ravages Of
III AZ 4 farmer in the western


..,,s. entirely obviates difficnl'
II .nnIe expedicnt- His farm Is


" @ .diI. and though wei! adapt.
IN ", crops, it appeared to be
90 10 the turnip. like all 9TH
80, character. The successful
il'Ili-.a-sJ i a. follows After hav.
~ "a narrowed his ground, and
y, ! fne ;iIlh, he spreads over
Y. ..sv,raI inches of old straw,
- ..--9.red 10 lie few weeks. Just
80 % time, i: is burned, the surface
III 1bs seed sown and brushed in.
- he uniformly obtains the finest
~ sscribes his success to the des-
f'se 10 ects by fite; but whatever
N Cause, lhe practice IS well wor-
4 Il by all possessing land ofa sim'
IIl5any IN y CultivatOr.