Forage Crop Recommendations for Montana Livestock
War bulletin on annual and perennial forage crops for Montana farms by state agronomist Alfred Atkinson. Details planting rates and carrying capacity for rape kale grain pasture peas sweet clover millet beardless barley sunflowers silage alfalfa and red clover with irrigation notes and harvest timing to maximize hay and silage output amid a long winter.
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Montana
Montana State Council of Defense
Alfred Atkinson
Call of the Last West prospectus by Blackfoot Land Development
Anaconda Copper Mining Company’s Western Montana lands offered for direct purchase with 10 yearly payments. Describes fertile country, climate, water, growing seasons, scenery, rail/telegraph access, schools, future electric light and power, and other advantages. Missoula address for inquiry.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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Montana
Northwest
Blackfoot Land Development CO
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Transplanting tips for cabbage and cauliflower gardens
This gardening advisory discusses hardening off indoor plants before field transplanting. It covers gradual outdoor exposure, root protection, moisture management, timing with weather, seedling handling, shading from sun, and spacing guidelines for early cauliflower and cabbage varieties. Includes specific row and plant spacing.
Leghorn First Year Output Informs Longevity And Life Span
Utah experiment station findings show first year egg production does not predict later output. Over ten years, high first year totals often led to lower second year yields, with three year totals leveling. Average production per hen runs around 500 eggs total, maximum over 1,000, with life expectancy about six years. A nine year old hen produced 948 eggs.
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Utah
Utah Experiment Station
Unclear fragment hints at a tale of identity and doubt
Fragment suggests a discussion of significance of a husband and bride with scattered phrases about a man and his wife. The text appears as disordered dialogue or quotation, lacking coherent narrative or named entities.
Poisoned bran mash proposed to curb Montana grasshoppers
Montana farmers urged to prepare poisoned bran mash as the main defense against early grasshopper outbreaks. The mixture uses bran, Paris green, molasses, and citrus, distributed thinly over fields and applied late in the day for best uptake. Results may take 24 hours to appear.
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Montana
Boulder forestry nursery handles vast forest tree stock
Forester G. M. Brandborg has seeded 100000 trees and shipped 100000 small trees to various parts of the forest reserve. He has transplanted over 100000 trees at the Boulder forestry nursery. J. B. Seeley reports the operation and notes Brandborg’s transfer to Helena then to Radersburg as ranger.
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G. M. Brandborg
Boulder Forestry Nursery
J. B. Seeley
Brandborg
Helena
Radersburg
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