... And so in describing John Johnston’s method of managing manure, this fact must be borne in mind. It might not pay the Deacon to spend much labor on manure worth only ninety-seven ...
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... I think my manure is worth forty-eight and a half cents a ton in the yard, and if your figures are correct, I suppose I must admit that John Johnston’s manure is ...
... If John Johnston’s manure is only worth $1.23 per ton in the yard, yours, made from 1 ton of corn and 3 tons of straw, is only worth 23½ cents per ton ...
Mr. Johnston’s farm was originally a cold, wet, clayey soil. Mr. Geddes’ land did not need draining, or very little. Of course, land that needs draining, is richer after it is drained, than ...
... Joseph Shull’s, 109 ” John Johnston’s, 76-81-120 ” Mr. Dewey’s, 39 ” Mr. Joseph O. Sheldon’s, 15 ” to Restore a Worn Out, 37 Farming, a Poor Business, 9 ” Difference Between High ...
... but it is fortunate that the small cheap wheat is the best for poultry, for Professor Johnston says, "the small or tail corn which the farmer separates before bringing his grain to market is ...
... My own method of managing manure gives me many of the advantages claimed for the Deacon’s method, and John Johnston’s, also. “I do not understand what you mean,” said the Deacon; “my ...
... If the manure was free from weed-seeds, many of our best farmers, if they had some well-rotted manure like this of John Johnston’s, would draw it out and spread it on ...
... barn to lie in at pleasure. Although the soil is rather heavy for Indian corn, Mr. Johnston succeeds in growing large crops of this great American cereal. Corn and stalks are both fed out ...
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