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pIough, turn 1t under aud Immediately sow
another crop the same way, turning that un
der as before bat with medium plough run
crossways of the previons furrow. In the
middle and southern States three crops can
thus be turned under in one season, Ii is
believed that no system OF manuring or ren.
ovation except the heaviest application of
Saba manure, can compare with this plan
in It's results Ifthe land be very poor the
frs, crop will be very light. but light as il
may be. it will add very considerable por-
ton Of the elements of vegetable nutriment
10 the soil. and thus the second crop will
be greater improved. and the third will be
all that can be desired. Ii is believed that


in this four times as much improvement


will be effected in one season as can by


means ofclover in three or four years. For
this purpose. farmers in the North should


use the tall kinds ofsoulhern corn, as being


Of more rapid growth. and furnishing vas,>
ly more matter for the soil Cultirator