Student Wins Honors In Poultry Project At Sugar Creek
Wallace Gillogly, in Sugar Creek Tuscarawas County, is credited with earning honors in a student poultry project sponsored by Better Poultry Co. of Sugar Creek. The plan provided chicks and a breeder, with transportation paid and a twelve week育 period for the boy to raise 460 chicks and return half the pullets to the company while selling cockerels and keeping some for himself.
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Wallace
Wallace Gillugly
Sugar Creek
Tusqarawas County
CG. N. Jones
Avane High School
Mr. Jones
Ohio
Steve
Blight Factor Cited In Poor Potato Crop Quality
A fragmented report notes blight as a major factor in declining potato quality. The text references agricultural issues across the United States, mentioning Michigan and November timing while describing disruption to production and farming concerns.
Hours of Man Labor Cut By Use of Improved Machinery
Agricultural report notes that labor hours fell 28 percent with machinery advances. Tractors reduced seed bed preparation time, work involving horses declined 72 percent over years. The study credits two- or four-horse teams for efficiency gains and highlights ongoing shifts in farming methods and productivity.
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Ian Tubor
Man
Chinery
J.P. Baer
Beg
Mia
Viches
Serge
Itateradt
Bulls Thrive Beaver Der Mole of AlmA Perchased in Colorado
A herd of 410 breeding cattle has been shipped to cattle owners in the same district after strong performance. The stock is grazed in the Andes at altitudes between 11,000 and 13,000 feet, making it highly desirable for United States ranches.
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Beaver
Mona Bes
Alma
Colorado
Lima
Peer
Max Fen Gisen
Dietrich
Andes
Emne
Price Level Decline Noted In Rural Economies
A partial OCR fragment notes a gradual decline in price levels across rural economies and mentions the WHGM Sale and future testing by a named unit. The readable text hints at monthly or biannual observations and economic commentary without clear dates or locations.
Shortage of Farm Labor in France Serious Problem
Readable fragments indicate France faces a farm labor shortage affecting grain production and supplies. French officials consider measures to support imported producers and stabilize prices as wheat and other crops face market pressures amid labor and supply concerns.
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Frange
Merot
Quinn
Ehech
Spring wheat not adapted to Ohio expert says
An expert notes spring wheat performs poorly in Ohio climate and cannot match oats or barley for yield. Tests at Wooster show limited success with varieties, with only rare years yielding favorable results.
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Ohio
Wooster
CATTLE PROGRAMS AND FARM ADVICE IN NEW MEXICO
Cows supplanted are in New Mexico where cows cannot be seen. Farm women in Dona Ana and San Miguel counties, under home demonstration agents, bought flocks of guinea fowl to loan to families with sick children. Advice on spring wheat seeding rates and fertilizer to improve yield is provided, with notes on varieties and regional recommendations.
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Mexico
Dona Ana
San Miguel
Hog breeding up eighteen percent this year say Ohio extension
Extension specialists in rural economics report 18 percent more sows bred this year than last, totaling 1544, amid cholera losses and fluctuating hog and corn prices. The USDA data align with market trends, noting feed costs and corn output influence breeding and packer demand, while profits hinge on farm efficiency and price spreads.
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Ohio Siite Paalver
C. R. Arnold
Eco
United States Department of Agriculture
Maroo
Fragmented historic note on Cornell farming and protection
A damaged OCR fragment mentions New York state notes on agriculture and protection. It references Cornell, farming ration, and front house with no receiver protection. The text is garbled, with incomplete words and unclear subject.
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York State
Lihaeca
N. VY
TWO ADVANTAGES OF FALL PRUNING SAYS TREE EXPERT
A tree expert from an experiment station cites two benefits of fall pruning. It promotes health and vigor by supporting foliage appearance through frosts and improves tree shape for spring growth. Pruning timing reduces risk of new growth damage and aids access before leaves are gone.
Money for eats food costs for male farmers on farms
A United States Department of Agriculture survey shows the average adult male farmer in Ohio, Kansas, Missouri, and Kentucky spends 147 dollars a year on food. Breakdown: 28 percent meat eggs and cheese, 19 percent milk and cream, 13 percent fats, 9 percent fruits and vegetables, 10 percent cereals, 12 percent other foods. Ohio leads with 39 percent of purchases, followed by Kansas 30 percent, Kentucky 3 percent, and Missouri 27 percent.
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Ashington
Ohio
Kansas
Missouri
Kentucky
United States Department of Agriculture
Factors Drive Cost Of Farm Products In Ohio Report
Ohio State summaries show production costs rise from insurance taxes machinery and overhead. Weather and land fertility create large year to year variation, with labor and yields shaping cost per unit. Poultry shows record egg production on Ohio demonstration farms led by Buff Leghorns and Leghorns.
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John F. Dowler
Department of
Tura
Ohio State University
Ohio Agricultural Experiment
Dowler
Qdultry
Ohio
Department of Poultry Husbandry
J.ek. Sehlatter
Fulton County
Ernest TP. Kunkel
Mercer County
Martin
Brown County
Rhode Island
Chemistry boosts orchard farming profits with new methods
A lab chemist explains how chemistry turns farming into a precise science. Fertilizers, fruit maturity tests, and safer processing are raising yields and preserving citrus. Techniques include hydrometer acid tests, boric wash packing, color control, and pectin production from pulp to improve quality and market life.
Butter Standardization Aimed At Better Dairy Industry
Standardization of butter is one of five minor problems in the Oregon dairy industry. Considerable research is underway to develop cream supply and the best manufacturing process.
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Cdn
Oregon Dairy Indust Isiderable Researchart
Hest
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Champ Judges OF Livestock
Chicago
Wintieht Jeers
Elord Whinson
Dayton
Gerald Osrd
Amelie Ter
Wyoming
Unieren
Alche Po
Michigan
Chinest
Curiedia
Rite
Peru
Einplas
Tvent
Pranaer
Nort Iharley
Kibanka
Mindum
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statis
Israel Klein
NEA Service
Etting
Charles J
Brand
South Carolina
California
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