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W E Wahtoke
Water at twelve feet from the surface is desirable, and water at that point will be indefinitely desirable for the growing of fruit trees. Of course, conditions would change rapidly as standing water might approach more nearly to the surface, a cond... W M Carruthers
... Walnut Planting
I am planning to plant walnuts on rather heavy soil. I have been told to put the nut six inches below the surface, but think that too deep, as soil is rather heavy. In a heavy soil we should not plant these nuts more than three inches below t... Walnuts From Seed
There is a reliable nursery company selling seedling Franquette walnut trees on a positive guarantee that they will come true to type. Are orchards of this kind satisfactory? Walnuts do come truer to the seed than almonds and other fruits and ... Walnuts In Alfalfa
Will the walnut trees be injured in any way by irrigating them at the same time and manner as the alfalfa - that is, by flooding the land between the checks? Will the walnuts make as good a growth when planted in the alfalfa, and the ground cult... Walnuts In The Hills
Will walnuts grow well in the foothill country; elevation about 600 feet, soil rich, does not crack in summer and seems to have small stones in it? ... Walnuts Will Do Well Providing The Soil Or Subsoil Is Retentive Enough
If you have water available for irrigation in case the trees should need it, they would do well, but if the soil is gravelly way down and likely to dry out deeply and you have no water available an opposite result might be expected. It is a fact that ... Wants Us To Do The Whole Thing
Can you help, me to determine a good product to plant somewhere in California; also what particular section would be most suitable for the raising of that which you would advise? I wish a crop of permanent nature (as orchard trees). I also desir... Warts On Horse
How can warts be removed from a horse's hide? ... Water And Frost
From how many acres could I keep off a freeze of oranges with 1000 gallons per minute? The water is at 65 degrees. The amount of water will prevent frost over as large an area as you can cover with the water, so as to thoroughly wet the surfac... Water And Frost
I have in mind two pieces of land well adapted to citrus culture. Both have the same elevation, soil, climate and water conditions, except that one piece is a mile of the Kaweah river, while the other is four or five miles distant. In case of a ... Water From Wells Or Streams
One of our neighbors insists that water from a well is, in the long run, very hard on the land, and that irrigation water is much to be preferred. There is no characteristic and permanent difference between waters from wells and waters from s... We Are Sending You Some Heads Of Grain Which Was Grown In This County
The land was planted with an imported Australian wheat, which we believe the smaller heads to be, but the wheat is about evenly mired with grain like the large heads, which we think to be a species of barley. The grain is an old, coarse, bearded whe... We Are Troubled With Pumpkin Bugs Please Tell Us What To Do For Them
When the bugs first make their appearance in the field they can be easily disposed of by hand picking and dropping into a bucket containing about two inches of water with about one-fourth inch of kerosene on top to kill the bugs. The picking should ... We Use Sulphuric Acid The Results Were Favorable From The Very Start
The warts rapidly shrunk away and finally disappeared entirely. The acid is applied to the crown of the wart with a small swab or similar instrument, and only in sufficient quantities to wet the crown surface of the wart. It should be applied about th...