The Land of the Drum mystery deepens for Alan Conrad
Alan uncovers a tangled set of lists and newspaper clippings tied to his father Benjamin Corvet and a northern lake region. He connects Emmet county places and lake ports to a broader pattern of lives, while Constance Sherrill discovers a muffler and a wedding ring linked to Uncle Benny and Alan’s lineage.
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Arthur Pearl
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Succulent Legume Pastures Cut Feed Costs In Hog Rations
Farm notes advise premium legume pastures like alfalfa and red clover to reduce tankage in hog rations and boost linseed oil value. Young tender forage provides high protein and minerals with low fiber, aiding balanced nutrition and better gains on less feed.
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Dipldia Mold Serious Drops Seed Quality Across Iowa
Plant disease workers at Iowa State College report Dipldia mold in Iowa seed corn again this year. Germination tests of 5 550 ears from six counties found 800 ears or 14 6 percent unfit for planting, signaling potential poor stands this spring and a crop hit similar to 1921. Farmers urged to test at least 100 ears using a modified rag doll method at 76 degrees for 5 to 6 days.
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Inspect Potatoes for Disease Says Iowa State Experts
Iowa State College plant disease specialists warn in selecting spring planting potatoes to check for diseases. Key threats include stem end rot black scurf and common scab with recommendations to discard affected tubers and treat seed with formaldehyde or corrosive sublimate through soaking or hot solution, depending on batch size.
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Iowa Soil Survey Finds Lime Boosts Crops Across State
The Iowa Experiment Station reports lime raises yields on acid soils, especially for clover and alfalfa, with about 0.33 ton per acre in clover. About 70 percent of Iowa soils are acid, and phosphorus is deficient. rock phosphate improves crops when used as fertilizer.
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W.H.' Bteven
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