Cure for Foot Rot in Sheep from Ohio Cultivator
A farmer describes a sheep foot rot outbreak and a practical treatment. After clearing infected pasture, divide flock, inspect hooves for disease between the hoof and skin, cut away diseased hoof, and apply a homemade mixture of blue vitriol and copperas in hot water. Reapply every 2 or 3 days, segregate cured sheep, and repeat inspections until no cases remain.
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Feeding Sheep Too Much Corn Sparks Disease Warning
In a Cannarsie note from the Cultivator a flock of about two hundred sheep in the county faced illness and possible death from overfeeding corn. The writer urges owners to read W R Thorn's article How to prevent disease in Sheep in volume 21 of the Cultivator and to seek cheaper remedies, stressing prudent grain use and care for sheep health.
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Hints on Gardening from 1817 Lettuce Varieties
Extracts from Landsend Rural Register for 1817 discuss lettuce as a cooling edible and a source of opium juice used in lactecarium medicine. It notes numerous varieties suited to different seasons, with European types often less valuable in hot climates and failing to feed under summer heat.
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Early Spring Planting Tips for Tender Fruit Plants
A damaged OCR passage advises sowing in a hot bed early, transplanting when four to five inches tall, with rows four inches apart or in pots. It notes tender roots dislike cold, recommends pot culture or open-ground planting in warm settings, and describes curing several weeks for shipment and storage.
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Horticulture and moral improvement in 19th century prose
By Wirs. Lydia T. Sigourney, the piece extols the moral and social value of gardening. It argues nature softens character, educates through examples like lilies in winter, and links horticulture to public benevolence, health, and virtue. It cites poetry and cites planting as a civic duty for alleviating poverty and spreading happiness.
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