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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1883

Page

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Soil Test Kits Explain How to Gauge Fertilizer Needs

Archival notice describes soil testing methods to evaluate nitrogen, phosphate, and potash effects. It outlines application frames, box trials, and 4 square foot plots, listing ten test combinations with costs per acre and crop-specific phosphoric and nitrogen needs. It promotes yearly mail or express test kits from the Weekly Globe and cites Andrew H. Warp as Agricultural Editor.

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Lands Requiring Drainage and Its Profitability

The piece argues that draining land to three feet costs 60 to 100 dollars per acre, considered capital, and drainage pays if increased yields cover interest. It outlines profitability thresholds for corn and wheat, notes drainage benefits when waterlogged soils persist, and describes when drainage is advisable including wet soils, meadow and pasture survival, rooting depth, and drought retention.

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New England Agricultural Society Exhibition Highlights State Farming

The article reviews the New England Agricultural Society fair and praises New Hampshire’s thirty year agricultural progress. It cites rising farm values, livestock, crops, and dairy trends, and argues for scientific farming, agricultural colleges, and experiment stations to sustain growth and prosperity in a shifting rural economy.

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Potatoes and Fall Ploughing Debates in Agriculture

The author shares yields of 500 bushels per acre from large potatoes and describes seed selection methods. He weighs pros and cons of fall ploughing, arguing it can boost soil fertility and seed-bed readiness, while noting weather and soil type influence outcomes. He urges farmers to judge by their own conditions and judgment.

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Something in Regard to Fertilizers and Soil Care

Different soils and crops need varied treatment and plant food elements. Proper soil cultivation boosts producing capacity by unlocking growth elements. It was once thought all constituents must be added for each crop. now balanced fertilization targets nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash to suit crops.

Farming Do's and Tips From Elmira Farmers Club

A roundup of agricultural advice covering soil phosphate needs and alternatives, long and short term crop planning, fall plowing benefits for barley, ammoniated manure for early spring crops, oats and fodder value, evaporators for fruit drying, egg storage tips, livestock feeding and care, calf rearing, underdraining benefits, dairy market shifts, and the rise of plant hybridizing. Emphasizes careful daily husbandry, precise feeding, and best practices to boost yields and product quality.

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Something Superior to the Elevated Roads

Interview with Herman Raster praising Berlin Stadtbahn as the world’s most perfect system. He compares it favorably to New York elevated railways, noting long lines, encircling routes, massive wall and stone depots with cool arcades beneath. Public spaces, quiet operation, and guaranteed losses cited. contrasts against New York noise, smoke, and filth.

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