FARMING.

Oxford Observer, Volume 1, Issue XXVIII, 25 January 1890, Page 3

FARMING.

■. ... n-.-Lifi i^di i.-^L-iow +.wi-s6di lo wai a .... -„.,- Jm^ff^Sfli^ub a «i^l Tjhe tumipDeropsai»loojkingJ»m»«kt!ci ably well, probably owing to.vtibe.u showery ;se»son..:D 'M^Hh^mim^^i reasoniTT-formers v in-v-scane fiaseft-hftyes.; been nsing .pa^ntvinanurei: .witfet utse^sowing of -the i.seecbVi wesuithb^i very x?f -'theseiertilizing mannska, oi probaSfifeWfr shalh seerth-ataKvusedAyd* evejry <||c growing turaips^Stbbemgi te»f»vr cesfiai-jNo have soniething to rush the youngs -plaat r <Bloti]g m order to get it adfknuUa 1 |jsl UIUI kLßgy wIWH- UIU-iJU-takes*ife/"j||s/a V*y sen^S Jo/srtfr AA farineVW^nft, whdh too laic, f «hat%8 -*- turnip crop has fa9ed.:y~There is every reason to believe Mrriips'will be wanted forlf&d&£ : sßeepW t winter, as the latter ardHMfWiMW^ a good price for sbm'e' tififie 5 _6 cr^<>i3QieV I W ,v thatyweiythmk the i: disMbi is 'fafctttn'atfe 11 * m this r^sp'ect. "A'gahi, ftftfmM^v<p*' J4 busy just now strtppMl^sfl sMTftfi^' * is also vGry ehcoii^'^n^i >v as''.a^ V&hind-^r--** able amount of casti'^ent' l -btjit lrf of i: the r ''y i district every year for grass seeflf W ,flt) sides land- -beings tiegiecte^^^BSc'anlis 1 there was ho grass- seed sdwri'MpW 'Afr, ;1 causing the farmer to try to takV'c&e^' 0 more Crop bff bi'slanid'wheht it ' Was** al-"-ready m a filthy Condition:'-' Thfe state l ■'-'• of things nearly^ always resulted-inToss-instead of agrain crop he generally gdt'iJ on^of sorrell, where as if his lalid 3 *-had* J * been sown down with grass -he Would ■•-'-" have been'able to depasture sheep upon' 5 it and look" to the wool clip for the re-

turn from his land, -» We advise ail:-^- --*' Do not take too many crops 1 off your land- before Bowing it • down * *m gftss ; and remember'to sow'plenty of seßd : to the acre." - ulf " '.'.:;.: I , i ' \ i ' i n^i'' 'i Tiiin"- i vit al