Show DRY FARMING Another item from the Oregonian Ore says If fill Tillman Tiliman man euter can win all those prizes es on ona ona ona a dry dy cy farm falm what could lie he do tb where it rains He Ire re might make a failure lIe He might over- over cultivate the thing or he might like a good man many other men conclude that the rain would help hell him himont out ont so that he need not exert himself There are dr dry farms and anI dr dry farms The Pile real old fashioned dl dry P farm without rain through the tile spring and summer in the west coast is a pretty lard hard 1 proposition ropo lc to live on There herc arc arc only favorable places where it can be made a success and that success is duo due to the fact Jact that the water ater is isso so near the surface that the ts ts' of the plants go godown down to it t The Th These se science of on firming farming hn has not yet reached ed perfection The man ia l in Neva Nevada who ex- ex ex explained his success with mi an an irrigated farm to a ama aman a aman ma man from th the east cast ast when asked aske i it ij it was Avas not expensive ex ex- pon pensive e answered that it was Avas a n blame sight cheaper than rain And he was Avas right Intakes It takes some l labor bor to irrigate the place but by h having ving a I place lace that has las to be be irrigated thIeve there arc are man many I compensations f The e farmer plows when he lie he pleases he hio is not afraid of a storm in ill harvest time ime he be docs does i work with Avith less h help lp but in the arid thid b belt lt where there is no eh chance for irrigation then then the dry farmer as a rule had hid better depend simply on two tAvo or three crops that he hO can plant in n the fall and trust to the time divine Providence that the winter intel will Avill absorb so much that the time crop vill mature before the moisture ie is all exhausted exhausted ex ex- hausted from the soil |