Premiums For Best Crop Spark Debate On Fair Grounds
A long critique argues agricultural societies reward largest crops, not efficiency or cost. It questions premiums of 15 10 and 5 for corn, contending best overall value per acre and soil health should guide awards rather than sheer yield and notes the impact of manure and feeding costs on fertility.
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Cobden
Europe
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Central America
State Agricultural College of Michigan
Stephen Powers
Cincinnati
Olio
Kuit
Elds
George Cook
New Sorcery Agricultural Experiment Station
Cook
Henry Stewart
F. D. Curtis
Cremisery Builer
Buying a Farm
An Auburn New York correspondent argues for buying land to own a home rather than renting, comparing options across New England and the West. He cites rent costs, land values, railroad access, Homestead Act limits, and the economics of improving farms versus leasing. He urges Eastward settlement on lands near markets, noting New England offers cheaper land and varied soils, with cautions about profitability without capital.
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Litte Mioney
Stall
Uiere
Brother Lal
The
Ohio Farmer
Auburn
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Wirral
United States
A. H.W
Durability of Posts Direction Affects Longevity
A 1879 Beal experiment compared posts cut from seasoned timber placed in sand or clay soil with ends oriented tree-like or reversed. Thirteen woods showed mixed results. in some species top end down or bottom end down persisted longer, others showed no difference, and occasional minor variances traced to small wood differences.
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W. J. Beal
Milk in Health and Disease lecture urged proper infant feeding
Dr A P Grinnell of Burlington VT spoke to the Vermont Dairymen's Society on Milk in Health and Disease asserting infant mortality stems from ignorance not Providence. He said milk is the only appropriate food for infants until teeth form at seven months to a year, since their saliva and pancreatic fluids cannot digest starch in solid foods.
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Arkansas River
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Walt
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Washington
Nay
Kauss City
Denver
Linnie City
Laramie
Rce
New York
Pennsylvania
Pacific Rural
A. P. Grinnell
Burlington
Vermont Dairymen's Society
Onion harvesting and storage tips from a historical guide
A practical guide explains how to tell when onions are ready to harvest by tops dropping, then handling them for market. It covers pulling, heaping, curing, and drying, weather effects on tops, separate storage ideas, and safe freezing methods, including barrels and ventilated bins. It also lists wholesale fertilizer prices and materials for crop nutrition.
Things Worth Knowing and Sheep Breeders’ Reward
Professor Goodall discusses plant water absorption via surface moisture in aquatic and soil fixed plants, noting root hairs as key water uptake sites and that torn roots end absorption. Vermont Spanish merino breeders gain rewards as they reap after skilled husbandry. a flock of 173 sheep unspecified.
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F. M. Hexamer
Professor Goodall
Vermont
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