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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1896
Page
9
Editor James Wilson Ames Iowa. Article argues on feeding, pasture, and mineral balance to boost growth and milk. Notes cows may abort in wet fall pastures and recommends stable housing and dry hay. Discusses creamery acidity, expanding creameries, and dairy product trends amid grain and grass economics.
Soils may lack native nitrogen fixing bacteria for certain crops. Legumes need specific bacteria to absorb atmospheric nitrogen. without them or manure the crop fails. Experiments with cow peas show nodules develop over years, indicating seed may lack bacteria. Nutrient-rich soils can support legumes temporarily, but inoculation with commercial spore seeds labeled nitragin may be needed. Clover responds similarly, while varied legumes need matching bacteria. Farm practice could involve inoculating worn soils to improve legume yields, as forefathers once washed seed wheat to kill smut spores.
S E R of Keota suggests buttermilk as fertilizer is wasteful on rich Iowa soil. He argues casein in buttermilk provides nitrogen but better used for cheese making. notes law on filled cheese and market prospects, estimating cheese price around 12.5 dollars per hundredweight and a homemade cheese outlet as solution.
The article argues that young animals convert feed to weight far more efficiently than mature ones, citing experiments from Iowa and Ohio stations. It notes growing frames need minerals, that young animals build organs while mature cattle waste amino compounds, and urges finishing calves around twenty four months to meet market demand for leaner meat. It also emphasizes richer nitrogenous rations for the young.
General Passenger and Freight Agent G T Uidegraff operates in Helena Arkansas. The notice identifies his role and location within the railway or transportation office.
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