The Charles Mix new era., August 11, 1905, Image 1

About The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911

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WINTER WHEAT
E^crltnu e a Fiwur With flit
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'^rt# what I have done and what has
\been observed by mo, in the few
ye«r« 1 have raised this wheat.
liWaeed was obtained"kKt
braaka in 1901. I 'sowed 17acres
broadcasted in corns talks, cultl
vated in with one horse and culti
vator both ways, in a checked
field, tart it frose out some on the
ridgos, yet yielding 886 bushels
fa In 1902 I sowed 110 acres with
'$% onehorse drill between the
corn rows.putting the seed two
to four inches deep (a good eea
son though) yielding $788 bnah
els. In 1908 I sowed 180 acwa
with one-horse drill as year be
fore, one field yielding 14 bushels
-I per acre, the other 84 or in all
!,&&&, the difference to yield wafcj
owing to drought ia the spring,
almost destroying tfceearly
sown, while tb^lal»r sown bad
Io 1904 I sowed 168 acres, a
fairly good,, stand, bnt blighted
from some oanse, and one 46 acre
field that I have threshed yield
', ed bushels, or Marly a
bushels per sere, b«£ ijnatttrfe
not so good as before on aoconnt
of the blight. This ia what 1
have done and what I have got. I
believe one and one-fourth to one
and one-half bushels should be
•own to the acre, the seed to be
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Stress: Having received many
,, inquires from ail over the state
0'- in regard to winter wheat, I will
mtkfw for apace in year paper,
giving a few general
of
tact*
groand sown in oorn telds be
tween the rows with drills to be
sown
torn
the last week of
August to middle of October
desirable to bafts a good and
strong t?p and
tooi
inthefaU,
though last fall tihe plant was
quite Jeeble and I expseted it to
winter kill, bnt it came through
fell right. The bleschiiig Mist of
tjwliig seems to be «ore de*
sttucttve to It «»an the whitiT
froet. As to price: Owing to
Shortage of spring wheat, it has
ftogsd own wrTttOsk* than
2 Northernfc»ine gnwleaNa
hard in Chicago, but will Sot do
thitr liiis y«sr.--Ccrrespondent
to tUeSioiiz Falls Daily Press.
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to Ssedi OMicstS'
Detailed reports which have
bssn t#ii here from a nam*
ber of ^btsin ^actwaU^ eveiy
«oonV,to ihsagrfcultaral portion
of the fete, east of Om Miasonri
riwr, sWwtiiafe b*
not yei damaged
•stmt and bear out
dictions that Sovth
this seaaoii tttfse aorop of tM
bumper varie^r.
The flrSt regMs ef threshing
osme from ViUfc, Platte and
Aleaaadri*.' At toin,
Bandy threshed bis wintir
wheat, whtehyinM
of aWit twenty-trti baaUels to
theacr*. OAers tettat locality
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«sar ^Flann, im
thre^iing thirty jacres il winter
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