Athens County reports few bovine TB reactors in testing
Athens County dairy herds show only a small number of reactors after tuberculosis tests across eight townships. Tests covered 8 104 cattle with five veterinarians completing work in two months, as officials expect a dairy county classification by the Ohio State Department of Health.
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Athens County
Dairymen
Ohio State Departmen of
Carthage
S.C. Lilly
F. D. Daughtrey
F. K. LeDune
Hi R Fincheson
Johnson
Yorks
Tee Cos
Thors
Roctor Hauser
Rome
Vector Lilly
Lilly
Williman
Whoa
Lodi
Dolor Paughtre
P. J. Huttman
Athens
S Department
Premisa
Ered
Oginvks Amiabuts
Organic Compost: A Guide for Gardeners and Farmers
Department of Plant Industry outlines a method to improve soil fertility and water holding capacity using organic compost. Construct a layered pile four feet square and up to nine feet deep, then turn and refresh with lime and phosphate to build a rich mulch for late spring use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
Sahin
Cane Planter Reduces Labor in Sugar Area
A mechanized cane planter in the Florida sugar belt cuts labor needs by speeding planting as teams of 40 workers operate tractors and belt-driven equipment. The device, developed by NL Stegey at Dawbers Sag- AY industries, enables faster fieldwork and higher yields in Everglades drained lands.
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Ela
Aomcebilie
Vahoalle
Rominhe
Contrys
Everglades
Moriy & Loker
Grange Expansion Spurs State Representation Plans
Fragments indicate Grange expansion across states with aims to reestablish a statewide presence. The text notes anticipated subordinate Granges forming in South Carolina and Virginia to secure organized representation before the year’s end.
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Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Produce Shippers and Merchants Linked to U S Produce Trade
The department of agriculture notes roughly four classes of players in the US produce business including shippers dealers and merchants. The 2nd commission merchants are identified among those engaged in the trade.
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Departmént of Agacutun
United States
Industrial Milestones in Early Farm Machinery
A note on farm machine data from the period prior to 1849 describes key inventions. The era saw the rake, moKboard, and reaper emerge as pivotal developments shaping agricultural work and productivity.
Walnut trees urged to conserve on Oklahoma farms
State forester Dean says walnut trees remain a valuable long term asset for farms despite price declines in 1930s markets. He advises farmers to conserve trees, harvest only as needed, and avoid cutting whole stands as demand for walnut wood fluctuates with furniture and building industries.
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Columb Sopr Tae Mami
Dean
Farm Machines Battle Corn Borer Across States
Scattered farm reports describe new machinery contesting corn borer damage amid federal checks. Farmers test engines and leaf detectors as departments review reliability and cost. The focus remains on improving yields and reducing pest losses through applied field trials.
Market Outlook for Poultry Shows Mixed Trends
The report analyzes poultry market conditions with July on-hand chick and turkey numbers, noting various fluctuations in supply and demand. It highlights price shifts, producer inputs, and potential impacts on cash market activity and farm incomes during the period.
Standards of Life on Farm Keynote at Annual Meeting
Twenty farm groups from across the United States will discuss farming as life and business at the 3rd annual American Country Life Association meeting in Madison October 7-10. Topics include developing standards of lent and rural development projects.
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Standards OF Life ON Farm
Meeting
OF Rural Life Association
United States
American Country Life Association
Madison
J. H. Kolb
University of Wisconsin
de Ruistates
OS Loris
Ararvatics Sabes
Penlina
Temere
Sauress
Uae
Varios
Eorentiet
Sue
Early plowing cuts expenses of wheat crop
A historical notice describes methods and costs for early plowing to reduce wheat production expenses. It highlights soil preparation, seedbed readiness, and labor considerations affecting yields and farm budgets.
Peonies Transplanting Advice From Garden Column
A garden note discusses transplanting peonies soon, listing steps and timing. It mentions root depth and spacing, and suggests careful handling to ensure healthy replanting and bloom.
Eye Production Costs Reduced by Wheat in Hen Feed
Poultry cost reduction possible by substituting wheat for other grains in growing pullets feed. Wheat, cheaper and available, supports nutrient balance with green feed supplying vitamin A. The article notes cost benefits while detailing feed formulations and considerations for maintaining egg production.
Largest fruit crops in West and Northeast analysis
A partial report discusses fruit crop estimates across the West and Northeast, noting July drought effects and projected production changes. It cites state and national figures, including an about 146 million bushels forecast and comparisons to last year, with focus on apples and other fruits.
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Heerat
Poe
Cherman
Agriculture agency bans garden pests amid crop damage fears
A government agricultural agency issued a page alert and notices regarding weed pests affecting crops. The directive targets garden pests and urges farmers to take protective measures to safeguard vegetation and yields.
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Inpapmert of
Printed patterns reveal petite and plus size frock designs
The issue highlights a range of printed fabric patterns with small and bold designs. Pattern 1012 shows a practical feminine frock with a jabot, fitted bodice, and stylish waist emphasis. Pattern 1013 targets larger sizes with a surplice bodice, belted waist, and two-pleated front panel. Pattern 1011 offers a jaunty short capelet look with a high skirt and narrow cuffs. Pattern 3015 features a round neck and inverted pleats for a flattering shape. Each pattern lists yardage for various sizes and trims, with pricing at fifteen cents per pattern and ten cents when ordered with another pattern.
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Purmas Lloyp Malfou
Trepare Rae
Pervne
Agricul
Simeney
Emily
North Neutral
Seerieia
Tolte Por Bate Saapeasgy
Wscomn
Henin Mirai Ort
WSS Oray Loth Team Institute
Nomen Adeniunteation Ural
Mos
AICHE
Wassponsin Press Asseriation
Wasconner
Plenty
Fredericton
New Beunavack
Ledier Ham
Participatiae
Fecha
Jepeny
Ib Flarferenes
Furins Aly Letners
Methodist Episcopal Civiech
Phorough
Ben Alen Seattein
Pier
Dane
Ant Wong
Wooster
Tony Gwods
SCP
Wien
Nike
Cental
U. S
Suring
Freddie
Sunny Blasdale
Freddie Facelice
Jena
Mans
Los Angeles
Mewest Noremn
Print Fabrica
Lbree Lenette
Cabe Ve
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Hs Sims
Buicky
Almplé
Avery Alze
Coina
Athens Meanim
Pattern Department
West
Seventeenth Street
New York
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