The Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-06-09, Page 3i•
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.,.! Ooddrests:eammualcatione tceAgronomiet, 73 Adelaide St Were, .Teronte. •
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Summer 'Work In the Oechard.' • PerlY handled, Mid rearleeted then the,
cSuinmer work in the orchard may Carly spring to the end of Jane, when
:be:divided Among pee, different beee,.. prices are 'high.,, Every poultry breed -
PO: s'PraYilig,, cultivation,- coVer-': "errhewe4errillel**Iiet.heriaLa•Pasitiekl
ecr011e, and thaminee.ewiele piosiibly to take advantage of thistrade..
prunifig .in some iviitoirii;.,- • . . , Market early cockerels as broilers- .
The. first .- I. e spring :operation r.:nr. toe rthaek Male 'ehlejce Ibli'at would ,,,
;weal it is eeu.auy tioceasney to„ 0,47 be available for thebroiler market
on into.. the sumrder.. as et leaet one are carried over toe -the- soft 'roaster '
Sprai. should be about •tWei or three stage or eyen len.ger, With, the.erron-..•
' Weeks. alter the bloOm is off; and ma Y :eeellSe ,,ildea that the bigger. the birdie .
.0mi:slat 'of bordeank. Or lime Sulphf
ur s'"'" 'argnr. 'tbe. Profit; it ,shoald be Manufactured by.
znixter4 •with some atsenieal poise!), is
or bitinbornein mind that the larger bird growing and feeding' on a fest .0,-. . ' THE ,CANADIAN"'gTEEL ' AND: 'WIRE. • Cat: Limited
added 'fg insectit. and nicotine
*iillphate added for•aphis eentrol, -if , chitin market and'ivill probably.feacb . ' , nl'"ani' ''' ' • - ' ' ' ' ' :' ' . • C,
they.. are preterit at that Utile. For it at the loweet ebb. The Sale of cook- . . . 'don . ' - ' . . -1 * - ' - -Airisd4
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!fuller,. particular'a. re speaking *rite ereis as • broilers will carry the •Otiet
.. ; . your nearest eExperimental ; Farm of 'rafslug tlie 'Pullets t°*matil'iitY;:'
' .. Superintendent • . .e , ' Time tohatch-To catch ' the . hest
, Cilltivation in '. orchards, • except market theY mast be hatched before • '
'those in sod mulch; should be prac- the last of April, and take about two ' While the inajority. of fruitgrowers proving the color Of the fruit, careful
tioed 'Continually .until. about July Months to ! reach the desired weight.. devotespecial attention . to: pruning, • thinning enables the . grower to get
e first,: ,By maintaining a .good dust The. :melee, of almoat any "pure breed cultivating, 'spraying and fertilizing rid a ili-shapen: and defe9tive fruits'
reeleb, during early summer the trees- are in .dereand. Even Leghorns at this. -they. do not look upon the thinning Which proves a deckled .help ine pat.
can • be „ helped through . that*yn''of the fruit on the trees as of equal .ting up a good pack At harvest time.
thne in,:late • June whea .. the heavy.
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e• age will be eagerly. accepted onthe. marlne
set, if awlwell•dressed. - anportancee yet with the single ex- Thenew rigid and high-elass syetems.
. drops' Of fruit ire so • discouraging. , The. :broiler& may run with the test ception .Of spraying no one _thing will. .of grading fruit creps that are being
,. :EsPeciellYin districts where ..voirttet. et theflock of chicks and be fed • the da more to . insure high-grade fruit adopted: by so niariY. eo-operative 'ship -
injury is a fattor, Cultivation is dis- sameuntil approaching. one pound In than proper thinning. Many growers', ping associations demand that the
, Continued about the . first Week of July *eight And should thew be separated who ehave never practiced careful quality o,f the fruit .can be improved.
. and, the ereherd sowed to some cover . . and plated in *;small: "yards : .or aims, thinning, -.. belleye. !that because • the Then, too, it is a question if the speed
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. .trop, suchas rape, .vetch, clover'
or fed enlY sett nillehr cOnsisthli•Of two :Pte.ctice hits. never . become popular With Which the frait. can be picked,
: . field pees,. the selection :latgely dee'
. parte cern meale two .Parts ground that it is net very valuable after all. graded and:packed will not More. than
. „:.. peee,i4g upon the .eheapuose el the buckwheat and one part: ground oats However, a visit to the farms of those repay the grower for the lab -or .used
.• • seed. epee .eeemeeng rates of eeeeire„ :Or, del:liar...fattening ration, emiised who are selling, their . fruit jee top in thinnieg. ":.'This IS 'a Point: Wen*
with *seen. milk Or • buttermilk The, Prices .finds 'them overwhelmingly •in whic;h there is alWayatoom for arga-
per are are recemmended: . beck!
wheat, 1 bush rape rare, 2 .pounds ; erini. masa should be fed fairly thin and in I favor of it. It 'la:meetly.. a. fear of 'merit, though in these days of .high-
.. eon clover, -1§ pounds; red' clover,: 1,2. -troughs three tiniee a day.; . Give thetlesserting the; yield of • fruit andthe priced- labor during :the • harVesting
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. pounds; surnmer.vetich,..1% has.; fieLd birds all they will eat,:then:clean !out!. notion that it requites an ,unusual seaden:* it seems a reasonable -centere-
'pees,..1% bus.; rye, .I.1/4 bus. . Where. the troughs :' • Allow, no •fed to . re -1 amount of skilled labor • which . pre- 'tide
thee is manali danger of loss of plant
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before the birds between Meals, --waritii * the practice 'of thinning fruit. ,: Another advantage in . thinning
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• ..fold during winter,.. the :winter „rye , If sear' milk is given for drink., it frombecoming more popular on many fruit is the fact that it aids in : hold;•
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will add to -the.palatability Of' the feline in
..nraleee an exeellent'cover.crop, but is . ' * ' • " - : '• ' ' - . ' g 'eel:tali diseases and insect pests
. aflittle Value in atepPing tree. growth .metit tincrhasten the gain; in *eight;. It is not to. be expected :that grew- in -cheek: Some seasons this -adv,an-
• during August, as at that time • it and an abundanee. of green feed should ors- who futvee hid . no .experienee: in tage is .mneh greater :than eothers.
makes but little growth its-el:L, be available: or provided, .. ,. . ... ..- .., finding . fanmarkets for eige_elasi With such fruits •- as Peachee ' and
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Killing . *and niarketing-L-Broilere fruit .. Will find.: thinning as 'prefitable pliiins where disease Often starts at
: •!Thineirig is an operation 'which- will '
..: amply. •i-epay' the • Orchardist .i*f. judi: are exceedingly tender .and great Care as those swho .h.a.ve a: trade that-. Li. a point where 'two fruits touch and
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iyilling to 'pay' for • the better 'quality;
- ...cieesly applied;e', .1• • ' •••• ' ' •shetild- be exereieed. in 'plucking.. It, give'the disease spores ageed lodging
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After the June drop hrented May • he: advisable' to market ...allye:•if Yet thereare numeious 'benefits* from place and where moisture. is held for
, as. et•systematic and careful thiening"whiCh
trees eheuld .7be gene the • Price • San he. adjusted' to convert:.
its ' quota, all bheie germination, careful thinning it
.. ...Over and, where there is e heaiy"crop, Sate for tTie time • saved the ehiP.Per, thee 'Prudent grower cannot . affordto.valuable : Damage from certain, ine
lent* if shipped dressed they should be otretioels... Iri these days of advancing sect Rests that live: in apples may ,also
. ' some,Of the fruit should! . be removed,
°.lesiVIngs not mere than two toa carefully specked . 'Mid graded, so that :Prices and: aentand .Or suPerlor eualL. :be minimized if'.. the fruits that, haVe.
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tex,. and, if ,4, really,. high class pre.- each packageis anifoien. in :citiality ity: every effort ;possible :should be
. 'elect is desired, i leave only. one .fruit andweight... , • , . ., ,. . . .11:lade to precluee • *hat .discriminating
be a luster:
. By marketing! the .SuiplUS cockerels buyers Want -and .areeevilling to pay
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. , Where thinning is 'practiced e thereas' brotterir a quick mei:profitable re -a fancy, Price .for e There, has never
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a ..*sanaller eereentage, of No g and 'tarn is 'effected, and Sue; ineetne pro- , been a: 'time in the history of 'Care.:
- ..warete. fruit, which Means hig-ner pri*--e-'' iricied at a ..season .when there is not 4dt:in:fruit; grouing. when • preper
thiarittet Of fruit 'Cieips , Would 'pay aa.
r. ;Who , adepts : thinning its . a regular t "''
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., . '.., per acre foe. the 'trap. • The otchardrst, tet;returns as • it •will at • the
orchard praCtice is boundto bo iti .klie , cepteble W provide feed for the. grow- .Present time: ."' Let • us ..therefOre, con:
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.The Welfare of the Home
--Vegetable.s Furniisli the • Body's Buililing Niaterial
By LUCY .1?„...CORDINER. • . •
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. "Vegetables, ether than Petatoee, Clottingefethe Weed r ovethnete;
have never cost over fifty cents fatal' restate '•frene eut
a year; but I am cann.ing .eiery kind accidents And Wetting' takes place
I an get, pn., been using.vegeenerrnally because there i linte in the „
' tables since last sprieg .when, my chit- blood. " Lime as found in the tissues, ' •
.siren joine4. a class for the `mai- .of ("vegetables' is, easily, takert up by
'noarished. We hairenot had teepead the -13.osly , and, utilized „ , in .. build:mg
one "Cent, for ani. we. are teeth, bones and muscle.. That physi- ,.• •
all. feeling better" " . Clans and dietetiansepreecribe vege• •
Thiswk what a: mother sa:.14 to inei tables for'dally diet is not to be. wane .
Who had waked)* to the fact that her dered at. • !
Children'+were eating plentyf9,0 time is not the only .initterale sub -
but that .food was riot beine.us:ed by! stance' We find •in Vegeteblese Iron, ,
.the body ,for building up a physicall that tonie 'so 'often.. reeenimencied, in •
'organism which eould. resist disease the, sp.ring, is found fit thenr. in. the
• A :veiy,.noted _physician, Speaking eery form we .nmet 'need,. Iron tepid :-
recently. in.:a convention of •medieel out of. e. bottle will 'Mit da What iron:
men, -said that *Many or his -Patients •out of a dish of vegetables. will dot:, .
stiffer frdin Physical diseemfarte, difa If we lack , Iran In 'the bleed, it is '
ficult! diageOse as disease. 1 When *.aniebsSible for theebleed. to ,talete the, •
'their feed habits .Were .analyzed .• he eesc.essary :oxygeli•frern theair. "
usually . foiled that they 'live chiefly part of 'the • body needs iron ein,otder
on a few foods -meat, potatoes, breed, to 'get its supply of oxYg. It is
some deaserts, • now and then .Iettuee especially imperrtant . that the . child
115 used and occasionally , a, vegeeable get its due portion of • iron during the
added to give looks to the meal rather adolescent. pericid, for then the' badly.
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than because it is considered neces- passes through so .many 'changes; that .
sary. PI find that very "fer* ortheie .1f:food habits are not correct; Anaernia
people use, more than two or three follews. An anaemie•chIld..cannot dee
vegetables,. They have never culti- .velop notnially, in mind or body,. and)*
vated the habit; fOr when children they is open. to disease:. So. use green leaf. •
dielike.d. vegetables, and: now as adults vegetables and these Which- haveee '
they do. not .thtnk of them:"." green, Color, .abundantlY, for they '.tite °
Variety of :a score or triore, other then
• By ".!vegetebles."" 1..,..mein any of. a richestp.hp*I‘toruiren.i..a•100.,";:leed.0
the potato.,, • . . " clese nerves and .by all the glandsby )
-. The dentist 'asks,. "What does this We cannot eat '.,enough fish. to meet
child eat?" when he disoov.ers Roar our aced for .this .esSential mineral;
teeth. ;The doctor asks, "Whet does but we .can get it from vegetables aridi•
this "ehild eat?" when ' he. discovers the. greater. the •variety.tte which we
flabby • muscles:, .emiciation, and *accustom'onreelves,the better.
sprouting Wings. Then they recom- • Another reason for. including vegee ,
mend 'tin abundant use of Vegetables tables in .oui. dietary Is that they con-!
-ether than .potabo. Trite; they may tain eery impcirtane regulating and
And probably .will. recernmencl other stiniulating. stibetances Vita-.
things, but decters,knew.thet a stroeg. mines. We read' about *Vitamiries till
belly tannot. be built Or kept in repair ,we are almost tired of the name butt,'
w.ithout the daily use Of.. these foods they are most. vital to 'our life; While .
'Which have sprung up from ,our rreeth...: wniakek::ouwp.liottflevitaof mthiteeeso,th.wpciesd6itiOnim'a:cvlii.:,
et, the earth.
Older . People whir eater' from 'high that growth, health..and /seise are; dee
blood pressure, • from aching.. jeints, pendent. ppen *mi.,. We knew that
excessive fatigue end,.kindied.illse are they are .net manufactured Within oar '
eeconiniended :to rednee ••.:the use " of _yen bodies.. lent may be stered there • •
meat, eggg, and. such hearty .foods, to taken in in sufficient..epaintity rn
a pertIon two or three times e. the.foodsewhieleWe eat,
evoeke and intrease their iite. of Vege:tables,' fresh, stored :and telel
'Vegetable's, which tea often they. plead ned,' -must' all , be ; Considered, •
bee ri :attacked are taken tiff the trees. they .dislike, ..although they .acknowle meals are planned- and as there tee • .
before other. sPecimens belie bee" edge that. life is ..moreipteciouS than three ' huadred;:aticlegixty4lve days in
injured. .,! ; • • food tastes! .1 We *shoelel hay°. more the Year, they Must all. be into :
:Seine •authorities -:.that. thin- aged people in our „homes, .well old cOnSideration." . The : eerier. spring
ningetends. to *enable the trees to bear people who are capable Of enjoyineni.vinbcoirnethesllaare.e
cseoenPttieeirrieslikthetrrYielleigainfes7.(4e•
form .*Cteps, • They argue' that there :•rnent of an. 'ache or:: it.. pain' Or' a
moteregt4satlY and prOdace mare mil- and who are not•etinstioas.every mo-
qf cabbages, onions, -few: pe:x.entie
IS no reason in the ! notarise of -things creaking Joint.
.•-• and Catrets, . • *.The :note' May have
Why trees • should: not -bear anrinallr;: What are the.virt• e 'u d in vege-
.grown tough.andpitby, and have lost • •
but the 'fierrnatiene s t' blesetheeetheyeehoehe be.eo_aarie•ase• y their edelecateeflatene • 'Cabletigeatleid
ta.' „usually:. ' such •xiS to PreclUde the considered in our food program? They onions. • :cannot Appear. on ; the -tthle
reduction of fruit on the Same Spier cenrtain *.fibraus% or rieugb ,materbfl! every day if happiness is 'toabeniet,
every year. , The teal .object of *thine whioh . cannot be -coMpietely dig.est,ed, at the • table ' Celery .iaan •usuallybe
ning, in such cases ' is. to etc -Outage and he ceniequenceacts• as a' ballast found in. even. the airiaIlea...t: gra:eery'
some spurs' to.. bear one .,.yeare_ atid ,for .the..evet-a.ethre digestive. 'ayetern., sbaree, and Is a meet. dependable vegee
eathera 'ethe ..Thieertreaneeetita. umen..being-equire. reugbage: quite .blecante its"111avor.11...Saffielently •
.when fruit .is thinned one: shoUldeTee. as. emech.aa,doeeeecow ..horse
reeve all of. the fruits from some spars it should be ;in:Chided' in -.e.Vety .day's prepared in variety of ways -singly
ire Order that theilitinet, produce fruit uterine The root vegetable,s; green leaf .et in:combination., cdokod,or:.:un•coci;ked • .
Spu-r-setheefolle-veirage*earee-ineseinelne-eeegeWeles; eteanevegetablese-Sticeeease--ethateitei•s-aneinepteationeto theinoet .
.etences . where 'eertain. •Verietieee are „eeleree. „aieeeinelecalled.foiereg•ulating.. diseeurageeL:plarmer . of
carefully thinned; the trees bear 'With :Puree -Sea. • ' locality has *ueually one or more Vegeeie. • •
:great iinitarniitY. eVerY:yeat. This is! . .A woman said to :Me recently, that ;tables that may be•ob,tained freeli the
-especiallyetrueewitlepeaeh etrease_and . She had, learned that :Pbreade is.etire-1-Yearerenndandetheeeew-feileeiriensive-ii.t.:-:-...
it .Would seem that the'.saree, p-rectiee staff of life,'" but she has learned that .etan be relied.epOrefer emergencies. i.
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nit -at ..apPly,.with kekee.foree.te -fruits Ovee a good 'star all the bettee for *- -.More and:more; ive.areglid to
_ . ea returns. . • ' • • .: '
' Surnmer priming. is now .generally
has the, added a:sly:ant:ages of: helPingl: thinning 'our. .1921: .c.-eop.: *. . : .
Conceded ' a ' plate . in .- most ,young I to:. dietribute,:;tber produce eevereethe .e. --First .‘ef -alai .-ancleprobably the meet:
year, rather than ',gelling: So !much- in i important el' alr.ini-practical value
prunin whenthera -is icrop on the-i-th,
. ereithardseas it is difficalt. to ac. much ' e, lane when .eeCkerelseeire: usually' thinning greatly increases the. size of.
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•-teee-e.-. Teree_euno ei oixi ,f.:. irnet- Heacilere22, ea., .- -• „ , ..the -fruit Which is Mt on the t• *
• e. :.. , ..„ . ..... .• .; .. . This is more...important **With seine
non-bearing . treee mai sheed .. : than with others; but • with
%lip these t'i4tragglir fence- ' Wh :
, es. ere, "&.have alWays held, .and' still 'hold fruits
„ .:1 every fruit it tends ea improve' the
-:-.; they .4tri24 .inclined • to ' 'cl: 1 *
,pro uce a-- ongi • . . -
:thatithe raising of hoga"...ie • year b
- - " • : • "-' - -' '7I'qUalitY inerincreaaes the Valad for
eeeeteueyagewathe' iyidelewelet_erateeeeip.eeeper, eneeof the fairest and Safeet re- ..,..„
fsrm,apei:tiiat4hes ee,..4 a arierinurietang trade. The value of
7.7..eeseilleethe; tenni eel ebud;-,---whiehAvilleirtel,,Fernkess, :ler, 114(i.
PP.e
. . duce a later4 -growth,eprobably that: velopment- of our iexport bee= trade:-
aelies; for example, itvilibemere
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. aeeeure ineteed..4 oneriae,g a long; . is one of: the,enost 'profitable'and de-' hence& than thatof plunite because
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- barren- branch eVelticheit -woulti--be 'mice.. peadable2industties , that, _theecountry buyers are muchinfluenea by the
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eeseiry• to head bock 'severely in liter. as a Whole can get behind. But mere iZaof PeachesWhile theyare
so likely to pa so greateaden
lees Caved.' an .farmers * are • prepared not
xion te. the size-
-te 'accept 'relacintibility for the future
1:4 , Sti 1) ..I • In some Markets A: mere recreese
of the, Canadian .bacer; trad,e;
the •Size •of an apple, peach ler pear
potting It through 'steady • produetien
, • Of. other. kinds, :especially - eieties remforcemente The . cereals ' from we from .avith us the canned 'vege.:
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. , that haVeea: tendency 0 beer heavY which bread is made de net supply etablese beth home. and tamniereial
„Breilers.'
: If ' broiler- are to . be pieicitteed in year in and .yeet out 'ander 'adverse
. .... , " . . , may r,elfse. it from. a lewet to a higher. :Crops ef fruit. One :Year 'amt. little lime in • quantity ...to meet -the ...daily'. Product.' Leek -0Ver. :the. 'list noW;
grade, retie choice ..ee: .e..nc:,.,, .t,e4.12..6: Or.. uothing ;tile followlitryear... .; 'need of the body. ' Per • the lime we. check up . year supply 'end order these
atiy.great eerebere ,tleee can. he ..eal4.0.. as ytell.' As; under :satisfactory. canal -
advantage erile where eleete ere ' a tions. we can never make a success of niec): td.i.,_spucteh:f athe., value need ' eve ',must turn to.. milk and to. YOU lack. . .They' coine. reueh .•ehe.seer ,
: ..consideeable. numiber of -IMyers -whir the -1;i1 Sin ease -It is useless U-7-alc.f.e-Wr 1-eliverYenee•knOlya--. 1:14•40-.4:11a4ane-Y-ef-ruit but
:4ttheiTnenints.g.1 : _ p irtta .. . i pears; .Vegetahles.. -We ,permit • .04..c ..c.hilcirgrc..by ...thee•easeeaee evericine iereowa, and
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gi•eatly lecreasing its '. value; .and ,.,
or rn in
.: nre net elaii to oetisider .theepriee_ ee eteee,ee„,e,esieausery ietae_eredeee. 010s •Yarey' their. prices direetly„..e4..e'e eeeeetee a.6.651-Eithinxiingir_e :1i -res-; (!.., ile:i11-51 bi*e-rirms'"-sn'illici-7.--ticety:17.-•"°tet.r.4.166-..ntiol.Ha .Itlie:ea:'e--•71-rese 6i-4,.0117a5Thitt :-VIT:ci-inexiass'nnteartit-i-:i.eeneos,,t"-. ...'
• -e-iand with --the exception of a few health ers themselves -..arite-not p -pared ee with the seize -and color :of :the sped -
act tnet mere bigness is .not it. trne_ ,
ei leg that - the...practice did enotepaY i veget4le- ft.:ode:. Our 'onesireeier,a;•-.; -: .163 •all...,*0.'n,t4e,r• 5aaad,w4,li •haNe -:tl-iemi'.....;
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. ., , ,. . .. . .. ...- ,... .. , . - , ----,:7-,-Tnerts, 'This of course is;due to the
.. ' and Pleatere,resorte this chiseCf htlY- carry It through to success, in spite e ,.. , . ,
• ers,ii tieVntirneroue outside the 'largar..*of allediffienities that maY •be "eXperli-- ' • lorig as the fruit as 'shipped" tomer. posed Largely. of iiinee.: so are our fresh from the .garden this sueim.ere. '
lietliebarreise, -hilt the selling -of elstra .teeth:. • The heart heats regularlY be- does not Make it right fOr. You to go'
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citiese - ' •
. • ... . eneed and all cOmpetition that will it14,, f ! rt.! . , , . h ru e • . .
, - . . „et appie e, peal.; fa' ncy fruit • in boxes is fercing the cause there 'is' little end sada. in.. the without them now
, ...Tho breilex_ie e very spetfitatile :ad- haye to ba fated "-H. 6 Arkell Do_
anrd :tulithe Ilk. '''Se: are' of finer teireare and
.._ . . . . , • „ (levet. than :the very . l * e (pi estiOn. • The Irtrit must all be picked ' .. , ' ... .--..e.=-'- , ,e. ee
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Itineet. 'Of the. peultry builnese'. if ' pre- mini•on Live Steels Commiasioner.• -
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• ny-instarices.the-ine;
el:agsee inn e. a i'z e ' icier sooner or later and it,•dees net. cost ente.leVels; ripPleAreei•of correspond- ... :Canada no has, four . wtome.ii merne
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.farunitageief.ens.an there t..res II:so gre th t, Very :edueli raor'e 10 pick it early' ,iti ing size will..c.OSt about double that rs of legislature .ine,Msilikkb...".;,-141ei *
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113 :of Imeireliareet•a•ctuik'
rta,a-s-tid-ERiTifi.-Oolettabire:„. . , _ ._ .
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r r a , 1 sth evi.* sreaaietinfri tolie_rani(„trezTorageketirtail.w,a la.criete_vaa_tag_e• iouri...te,.,. ,.....L,,,,ea...,______.. .,.;e...... _......-.7 - . ... T.....
e.ann.......till.en....efetkiimingeeruet4e_theeeeethodreeised . A large body Of etretitiuin selphate
alle hae-Vested tlianein -the-
•the entire crop is left tO ripen eard '1"5.• 'successful: orcherdists at May be Aria streiltinel-elr'b-811*.e71-esPe4-11.45'
celestite and strontinitee *have been
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-,...i.s.,.1.., - 'i . car in. varieties of peaches,
'!'' ' .r.eqmallEsimmmm ike.t41A
lirzNItkeigromi=" 'al- kvet is. ono of theonost valueble' eft'ecta,
peers and apples ,the color of the fruit
is greatly 'improved bY thinning• This
7 ,+.11, -.-4,.-..,0 , Nil, :..allii.___..alolig.liwith_the dnereaseeof 44ize
s$1 adds cerameeenilly t;e thealue of the . v
ire:4,ft) t
•-e. e a,
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as Well. al the peactitztl grower seem 1;:nietld
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kee l.e.'ae
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.(' product, Even • the - trained scientlat fruits before they have become -a tax
he tree sufficient to reduce the
.ete ,- a the crop. Peaches should: he
unableaccount for the improve
• :, talent an, color , ether than it be may removed when theS• are about the size
of a
due to the fact that in. taking away hickory -nut. and avedee. before
sorne of e the fruit it 'allewe the sim- they have reaehed twice that size.
shine to reach the 'Surface. of thoste The maize thing is toldhicriminate,bee
bad fruits. and. to
fruitslett on the.. trees, or perhaps leave the ar:41SPeirie- ell'..th°'..:t.es - well
that the ' better Coloring of time fruit dist;:sltvi3 beenbuated7eve.ctevtie
aisdPe6..fksei
ita.:,ujinPl-e;
has an influence on the `color. • -One va
thing we 49 know, however, the color thinsdag fruit, but a good pair of
Is there, and that is the iinpOrtant fruit ahem. will prove about the best
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teen% in 'seeueleg top pekes, :. tool .for general use. . .
' Dating years when- the ti,oeS' net
anexception-allyheavy crop, thinning ',1‘ii-d!rgt-nieclenuileete:etheiniellitlitilthillianitniteori. 'Pelt!,
prevents serious :damage from_the ait.i0:0T-nd rathro ttheillrowLlig ncl4Pe_erille'. itis
breaking down of Hine and crotches'.
This is not always a logical argument to hog closer than four inthesenpart.
tardees we remove an unusual amount Phi e means that . in years of heavy
of ;the 'cro'p from the branches that setting as irmeh as .two-thirds of the
are ,less able to hokl the heavy -load, crop should be removed in. June. On
for if we remove only: a comparatively s;onie of the best fruit farms in the
small proPortieh Of the specimens we country this Praetrie is regarded as
will have asmuch, if nee more weight:....:irkliVelisaVe, No accheateeetiniates
left on the trees, and as a matter of of the cost of thinning fruit can be
dollars and cents jt *ill Selciorn pay given, becalm° se much- depends on.
to ilike nff . sufficient .fruit so.. that the foyni.. of the tree .and the quality
the trees will not need e sone prop. of the fruit to be roe:loved. •:. The re.
ping. Tri ether words fruit trees will sult arse deponde upon the Itind ' of
not carry 1116.0 fruit to maturity than lielpione is Ole 'to get and the wages
2IS'
f.orrfe of the weakeetel...etches and raid thein,for doing the, work. Litre°
. larths &in ;properly hill re, peach treee willeprobably cast nearly i
I 1..:0•616e3 iihree::ne •the dee end inv. elle (teller to thin with wagn at pree.
•
' ,aintest Without e‘ceptiori :the 'fruit on said that .thes. work is aerformed 'in
• the titinneel. treeR: . P • e way as ruhe
essentialIV the saln the f .,. found on Tidewater, 200 miles north
;will gee eee ,,,,,,:
e • ' are harvested. that is the friiiis ate1%:•'-":714 .1-._,..,.°47-'
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