Dark to bright in life and debt among planters
A torn poem pleads not to deem life dark while health endures then shifts to a grim economic note. It argues seven tenths of planters face debt and mortgages across North and South, despite hard work and fair prices. The piece blames crop system, credit, and wasteful farming methods for persistent poverty, urging sounder methods and labor-efficient, trained help.
Wood Ashes for Manure and Fertilizer Tips
The Canada Farmer advocates saving ashes for spring use as fertilizer and notes leached ashes can still be useful. Dry storage prevents salt loss, and ashes improve straw growth and meadow hay when mixed with cereals. Buck should be dried six months before field use and composted with lime or ashes.
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