Farm notes show value of lime and plant foods in Iowa soils
A farm bureau report highlights the high value of soil nutrients and lime. Dr. P B Brown from Iowa State College estimates nitrogen phosphorus and potassium amounts per acre, while H W Warner notes lime greatly boosts legume yields on acid soils, with potential 100 percent income gains.
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United States
P. B. Brown
Department of
Iowa State College
Towa
Brown
Iowa
H. W. Warner
Lowa State College
Warner
Cooperative feeds reduce cost of concentrates for dairymen
Mr. Finley notes that buying concentrates like cottonseed meal through agricultural associations saves money per ton, enough to cover interest if borrowing is needed. Dairymen face feed shortages this spring and are urged to stock up on roughage and protein concentrates when prices are lowest to maintain milk production.
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Conteating Association
Finley
Rust Attacks Raspberries Warns Local Expert
R. H. Portet a plant disease specialist at Joa State College recommends oral eradication of diseased plants and spraying as methods to control orange leaf rust of raspberries. The disease, yellow orange powder covering the leaf undersides, overwinters in old roots and spreads to new shoots each spring. It affects wild and cultivated raspberries and blackberries, aiding spread to cultivated plantations.
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R. H. Portet
Joa’ ‘State College
Farm Values Data Collected On Iowa Land Survey
A survey across numerous Iowa counties including Floyd Bramer Fayette Black Hawk Buchanan Chickasaty Slinton Linn Cedar Johnson Jefferson Davis Monroe Lucas Union Pottawatomie Shelby aims to collect farm land value data. Dr Holmes states the project will help form a scientific land appraisal method for mortgage credit and answer related questions about land values.
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Salas
Towa
Greene
Calhoun
O'Brin
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Cerx
Floyd, Bramer
Fayette
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Chickasaty
Slinton
Linn
Cedar
Johnson, Jefferson
Davis
Monroe
Lucas
Union
Pottawatomie
Shelby Counties
Holmes
Sweet Clover Pasture Boosts Iowa Pasture Yields
Iowa State College researchers report sweet clover, grown on lime-treated soil, increases pasturage. A Jackson county farm shows 105 beef and 80 dairy cows grazing on 6 acres of biennial white sweet clover, with plans to add 14 more acres and raise milk output per acre next year.
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Towa
Soila
Iowa State College
Jackson County
H. W. Warner
Soils Extension Service
Cattle Herd Holdups Turn to Silent Confrontation
A western tale unfolds with cattle drive money en route to town interrupted by robberies and a tense hall scene. Sheriff Pat Howe confronts cowboy Gene Stewart over arrest threats and a risk to Miss Hammond, with Stewart defending the woman’s safety and challenging a rash, violent approach.
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Howe
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Slater
Kingsley
Gene ‘Stewart
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Misa Hammond
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Vegtlers
Fragmented pulp prose voice sparks in tilted diary
A garbled narration presents fragmented dialogue and jumbled thoughts about a tense scene. The speaker references a heavy moment, a gun remark, an engagement, a lighted room, and a waking figure, all in disjointed, cryptic fragments.
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