Baling Hay Presses Aids Farmers and Efficiency
Baled hay saves space and dust, while preserving aroma and freshness. Different presses suit small or large farms, with 14x18 and 17x22 models delivering 12 to 16 tons daily, depending on power. Proper design features ease loading, feeding, and operation, making hay presses a profitable investment.
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Sorghum and Johnson Grass Cultivation Insights
Arlington Arizona reader asks how sorghum affects soil nutrients and how to kill Johnson grass. Experts note sorghum uses moisture heavily, advise early fall plowing, harrowing, reseeding small grain, and repeated plowing to exhaust roots, plus drainage and summer cultivation to eradicate Johnson grass.
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Salt not a good fertilizer for onions or soil
Expert note from R H Munday of London Ontario explains that dirty tannery salt on clay loam offers little fertilizer value. Salt supplies hydrogen and chlorine but no nitrogen phosphorus potassium or calcium. Onions need fertile soil and often extra potassium. stable manure helps but brings weeds. lime aids onion crops.
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R. H. Munday
London
Ontario
Ots
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