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IZATION OF CUT-OVER LAND!
(Continued from Yesterday's Star)
Lasting timber and mill methods all have their place in varying degrees of success. Perhaps the degrees of success of blasting by the extensive use of powder, which is largely due to the application of the soil, is a significant achievement.
Mrs. Crow had,
Mrs. Buffalo, N.Y.
The market is now in full swing, but this is broken up by the blasting of stumps and the soil conditions are at the same time greatly improved. All methods employing powder, however, require considerable leveling before the area is in good tillable condition. The big hindrance of this form of clearing lies in the cost of the powder which makes clearing a large scale prohibitive for the farmer.
The common burning method is employed on practically all ranches. It has the advantage of requiring no apparatus or investment for equipment and, at the same time, being one of the cheapest and most effective methods. With some most stable manure to cover the stump after starting, the charcoal method may be employed. This consists of confining fire around the outside of the stump.  Until consumed, this produces an oven-like effect around the roots, slowly changing them to charcoal. Another application of the same method is where the stump is sawed off at the level of the ground and the top then elevated from two to four inches on wooden stump. 