. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Saturday, December 9, 1916.] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN THE FARM Drainage.âDrainage makes a clay soil more productive by removing the surplus soil water and by helping to coirect acidity. It deepens the root zones and enables the plant to obtain more moisture during a dry spell. It hastens decay of organic matter by making the soil "warmer and by pro- viding a supply of oxygen. Not all soils require drainage. The nted for it is indicated by the follow- ing conditions: Moss growing on the surface, plants looking yellow or dwarfed, deep cracks during a dry se


. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Saturday, December 9, 1916.] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN THE FARM Drainage.âDrainage makes a clay soil more productive by removing the surplus soil water and by helping to coirect acidity. It deepens the root zones and enables the plant to obtain more moisture during a dry spell. It hastens decay of organic matter by making the soil "warmer and by pro- viding a supply of oxygen. Not all soils require drainage. The nted for it is indicated by the follow- ing conditions: Moss growing on the surface, plants looking yellow or dwarfed, deep cracks during a dry sea- son, and water standing more than twenty-four hours after a rain. A soil may be drained by laying the land out in beds, by constructing ditches, or by making a system of un- derground tile drains. In many sec- tions the land is thrown up in level beds five feet wide, to insure suffi- cient drainage for winter vegetables. Fresh Vegetables.âThe fresher the green vegetable the quicker it cooks. Wilted vegetables take two or three times as long to cook and are not then as tender as perfectly fresh ones. The wilted vegetables should be soaked in cold water till revived as far as pos- sible . Vegetables likely to contain worms or insects should be placed in cold water fifteen to forty minutes to draw them out. A little vinegar helps start them. Mr. J. H. Boisseranc of Buena Park has recently made a valuable improve- ment to his ranch by way of installing a Layne & Bowler Turbine Centrifu- gal Pump. THE BEST LINIMENT OR PAIN KILLER FOR THE HUMAN BOW ^ Gombault's â Caustic Balsam IT HAS NO EQUAL rOl thing an 1 healing, and for all Old ftllA SoMi, Brui««,or IIIV Wounds, Felons. Exterior Cancan,Boils Hum an buT \oâ¢, CAUSTIC BALSAM has RnrJu no 0,'i'ial a- DOUJ a Liniment. We would say to who buy it that it docs not contain a particle of poisonous substance and therefore no barm can result from its ex- ternal use. Persistant, thorouoh use will cure y old or chroni


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