Grant the Soldier and President A Lifes Tale of Failure
Elmo S Watson surveys Ulysses S Grant as a paradoxical figure who rose from obscurity to command the Union armies and become President, tracing a career built on dramatic reversals, persistent effort, and public perception of success after repeated setbacks.
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Vaccination for Control of Poultry Roup
A USDA study by Dr George W. Stiles and Dr Robert Buoyea finds vaccination is a key method to reduce poultry roup losses. Younger birds show higher susceptibility, antiseptics in water offer little protection, and bacterin vaccines from single outbreak or multiple outbreak sources prove effective for prevention and treatment.
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George W. Stiles
Obert Bunyeu
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Tector Buoyea
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Protein Content Drives Wheat Pricing Standards
The article explains how protein content affects wheat pricing and premium payments for higher protein, notes discrepancies among chemists in testing, and advocates a standard method from USDA Bulletin 1460-D to harmonize results. It also guides independent laboratories on achieving closer agreement and provides bulletin access details.
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Test your seed corn and lime use to feed crops and promote growth. Keep horses busy to economize labor. Store potatoes under 40 degrees. Maintain weed control and frequent cultivation. Alfalfa as feed has been shown safe for horses, dispelling old concerns.
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