Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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-flrf-'-'ir H PROGRESSIVE FARMERS Increased yield per acre of crops receiving Nitrate of Smlrfl over those receiving lllrllff. XVlxeat , ......... . Oats,.... Corn .... .... . . . Barley. ...... . 19 bushels 28 24 20 ' Potatoes ........ 4 b 2.5 Sweet Potatoes 87 Hay ..... ..... IDO llllllh' . . 4,880 Cotton .... .... . .. 700 Sugar Beets. .,.14,150 it Cabbages ...... 23,200 Carrots .......... 54-G bushels Onions, .. Turnips ...... . . , ,5,400 pounds 'S 4 per c'nt Strawberriesiiz 8l6 quarts Asparagus .,..... 280 b'nvhes Celery.... . .. Tomatoes .... l .,1S27G.55 . 218 baskets WILLIAM have reported results of trials in feeding-Nitrogen fammon-iatesl to growing crops. In each case reported fields of the same size, side by side, were treated exactly alike, except that in each case one field re- ceived a. Top Dressing of itrate of Soda tTl'lE STANDARD AMMONIATED While the other had none. The results given in the table show in each case the increase received by reason of the use of Nitrate of Soda. Bulletins telling all about the trials, treatment and the results, results that any farmer can duplicate for himself, will be sent to all interested. Send Post Card with your name :intl complete arlclress with names of your chief crops S. MYERS, Director, 12-16 John Street, New York. vll,-an-sq,-1 B C, '-1. is 'Y .. 'j2ief ?ii i' 2 e ff! ' 0 .T 'E , QLLEE G E AZLO R ,t'l ' 'M A xv-E f ' ji 115 CH URCH ST eeeieeeeeee- i f i f - N'lEW BRUNSWICK. i ff N' J' 'K El, ,Q 7, LONG DISTANCE WIRE 341-R. 1.- ni. SU Li.