Contradictory formulas for corn fertiliz ers examined
A reader notes confusion from published formulas 2-7-6 3-8-8 and 34-79 for corn plant food. The letter outlines converting ratios to parts and percentages, compares nitrogen potash and phosphoric acid contents, and cites an expert view from Bryan Tyson on practical uses. Follow-up letters discuss oat culture corn worms detasseling oats and pest control methods.
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Bryan Tyson
Southern
Plncs
N.C
Mr. Tyson
Tyson
Carolinas
Georgia
Georgia Experiment Station
Experiment
Disease and pests in cotton fields cited by Arkansas farmer
A farmer notes cotton diseases, Nutgrass and army worms, are more abundant after heavy rains but unlikely to permanently injure crops. Advice includes removing Nutgrass by digging, oats and cow peas rotation, hog pastures, and spraying early against army worms with Paris green and dusting methods. Local extension guidance directs contacting Director Vincenheiler for spray specifics. Other letters request remedies for flies bothering a mule and suggest preventive stabling measures.
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Gantt
ag _T
Gantt Manufacturing Co
Macon
Gordon Garner
Eparta
Agatha
M. A. Dugean
Ark
Georgia
William C. Vincenheiler
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Flea Remedies for Stables and Cattle Insects
Farmers seek cure for fleas in stables with tips to clean stalls, apply carbolic acid solutions, lime floor treatment, and gasoline spray on wood. Advice covers horse, dog, and cat care with a practical method using quicklime and insect suppression techniques.
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C. T. Evans
Smithville
Hagan's Magnolia Balm Product Claim Card
Hagan's Magnolia Balm purports to refresh a tired complexion after housework. It promises a refined glow and velvety smoothness while asserting it is not a cosmetic yet cleanses and beautifies the face in harmony with Nature.
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Foote & Davies Company
Alabama Street
Atlanta
Conjunctivitis in a Cow and Cotton Seed Effects
A farm query from Dublin Georgia describes a cow with swollen eyes and impaired vision after days of conjunctivitis. The responder cautions that cotton seed products can inflame or blind eyes, advises cooling, darkness, fresh water, soft foods, and boracic acid eye washes, plus a strong warning against continued cotton seed feeding.
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Glauper
Dublin
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