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Show Oarden ' Farm Notes Don't try to save money by buying ' cheap seed. Farm tests ar worth mora than aH the theories. Deep plowing Is necessary to get tbe best results. ' Don't sow alfalfa aeed on very recently re-cently plowed land. 1 There never wer better opiKirtuni-tlea opiKirtuni-tlea In vegetable garden than to-day. to-day. Cabbage growing for kraut fae-torlea fae-torlea la a peculiarly uncertain busi- - nesa. Ilulld a alio and save much of tb " fodder that would otherwise go to , wsste. , j Watch your machinery for lo . bolta and nuts, and don t forget tb f oil can. r A half crop of corn can be turned r into five sixths of a crop by saving , tbe fodder. Two of the best acreage-saving money mon-ey making propositions up to the farmers farm-ers today are silage and alfalfa. Don't plant the large varietiea ot ru- cumbers, expecting to raise as many J aa if the cluster kind were used. ' Salsify or vegetable oyster should ' be left In tbe ground the same as parsnips. Freexlng improves It. Thick neck onions are usually see during auch aeasona aa have wet 0 weather at the usual time of rlpt nlng. r Although there la little data on th lf subject, alfalfa allage of good quality , v would certainly make aa excellent bog feed. 0 Some enterprising gardener should ' work up a fancy trade on A I - tables In the neighborhood ot cltu-s t-f 6,000 or over. Driving a wedge with the back ol the ax has spoiled many a gord tool r Take a paul or beetle to do that e work and sav th ax for Its own us it work. g Put a small handful cf meal In ths pall or milk. T calf In ULIn tbe A pall will get the meal, and after it It learns to eat this way a small f- 1 ig Ing box can be used to tal'st e1.iu - t tax. |