Dairymen Gain by Better Ways in California Dairy Herd Study
California dairy owners boosted state butterfat per cow from 188 pounds in 1920 to 289.2 pounds in 1927, adding 84 207 051 to milk income over seven years. Gains stem from testing programs, feeding and breeding improvements, culling, 4-H youth dairy work, stock quality, health, and better management across 70 000 cows under test.
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United States Department of Agriculture
California
B. H. Crocheron
California Extension Service
Crocheron
Alfalfa Pasture Boosts Pork Production Across Acres
Alfalfa pasture yields more pork per acre on average than other forage crops. It appears early in spring and, if clipped when needed, provides forage into late fall. An acre can support 10 to 20 hogs under average conditions, but should not be overgrazed. Best practice mixes two small hay cuts with pasture through the season. Alfalfa is high in protein and minerals, addressing deficiencies in corn based hog rations.
Testing Seed Oats for Germination Advised
L F Rickey of the University of M ais states seed oats received show wide germination variation. Many oats were pin burned in storage and heat destroyed much of the seed. Tests at the university found samples as low as 2 percent germination. A quick house test of 200 or 300 kernels in soil or moist cloths can determine vitality before planting.
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L. F. Rickey
University of
Poultry and Farm Notes From The Field
A farm clip highlights chick housing to prevent losses from overcrowding and advises on handling mild dietary needs. It warns male birds spread bacillary diarrhea and notes not all plants require sweetness, some prefer acidity. Orchard care should begin as soil works, to boost nitrogen for early growth. Abortion in cows is not cured by stock tonics, but immunity often leads to normal calving next year.
Nation That Forgot God in the Siege of Jerusalem
June 16 lesson surveys Zedekiah’s rebellion against Babylon, the 18 month siege of Jerusalem, famine and pestilence, city destruction, and the execution of rulers and priests at Riblah. It links divine accountability to national actions and the fall of Judah to Nebuchadnezzar.
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Zedekiah
Judah
Babylon
Jeremiah
Egypt
Jerusalem
Yedekiah
Nebuchadnezzar
Gelkie
Il Zedekiah
Filaht
Jordan
Jericho
Riblab
Damascus
Tyre
Elstate
Riblah
Solomon
Small Beginnings Prayer Inspires Reflections on Life
A compact meditation on how tiny beginnings shape daily life and fate, echoing W M Bounds. The quote emphasizes that everyday choices build the larger outcomes in personal and social affairs.
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God
W. M. Bounds
Color Blind Toward God Quote by Dr Gordon
A brief quotation contrasts colorblindness toward God with how divine attributes are perceived. It states the blue of God's truth becomes arousing red for the man and the green of His love turns into a noisy yellow, reflecting inner discord.
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God
D, Gordon
Old Folks Say Dr Caldwell Was Right
Reprint promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for all ages. Claims it treats concupation biliousness headaches indigestion and mood with simple vegetables herbs and pepsin. Endorses easy to use non narcotic bottle lasting months and available at drug stores or by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Medical College
Monticello
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Adressed to Pratt West Virginia
A Pratt West Virginia woman, age 30, describes severe weakness and nervousness, says after three doses she improved, and after two bottles could work again. She recommends the Vegetable Compound to friends and offers to answer letters. The message cites Massachusetts and mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's advert.
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H. Sizzze
Pratt, W. Va
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