Corn Stalks For Cattle and Southern Sugar Beet Plans
Department of Agriculture notes value of shredded corn stalk fodder as cattle feed and potential export commodity. advocates cooperative machines, home food production, and market expansion. Also outlines sugar beet culture costs, cultivation methods, and factory pricing with expert commentary on southern beet industry growth and farmer responsibility.
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Cotton Statistics and Prices for 1895 96 to 1897 98
The 1895 96 cotton crop officially reached 7 157 346 bales with an average price of 8.09 cents per pound. 1896 97 produced 8 757 964 bales at 7.42 cents. By Jan 1 1898 marketed bales rose 861 841 more than Jan 1 1897, while prices fell. Farmers face substantial losses despite large crops.
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