Salt Lake Herald | 1890-07-20 | Page 5 | Agricultural Notes

Agricultural Notes E Williams secretary of the New Jersey Horticultural society says that the Triumph gooseberry is a great improvement im-provement overnny other variety that will grow in that climate One orchar list advises in planting an orchard to set the tree leaning considerably consid-erably to tbesouthwest itwill be straight by the time it is of sufficient age to bear To insure a good supply of eggs make the poultry house warm and free from draughts and vary the food as much aa may be t If the farmec were obliged to buy the vegetables used in his family through the year he wculd begin to understand how much money there in a good garden gar-den I denIf the cows milk is very blue in cold weather it is because the food thai should form rich milk7 and cream is dup d-up in maintaining animal i heat hence the policy of sheltering animals as much as possible in severe weather l Very little phosphates or other concentrated con-centrated manures are used on cur lands I which are continually under tillage says Peter Henderson these are always mora telling on land broken up from sod where the fibrous roots of the sod stand I in lieu of stable manure