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Newspaper
Brazil Gazette
Location
Brazil, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
7
The article covers feed content labeling, grain needs for high milk cows, alfalfa hay storage methods, and curing sweet clover. It notes sweet potatoes as a protein supplement, guidance on feeding fattening cattle, and discusses the National Farm and Home Hour broadcasts and farm bureau stations distributing gasoline to farmers. It also mentions livestock acclimation and state farm bureau cooperatives.
The U S Department of Agriculture and Farm Board present the Jane Crop Report and crop production estimates for June 1. The National Farm and Home Hour will air Wednesday June 10 via 43 NBC stations with W F Callander and board members presenting. Friday June 12 features the Farm Board program. Tuesday June 6 covers Progressive Garden Club meeting.
Activities of cooperative purchasing farmers over the state are described. Leaders from the group are noted as organizing the Tiethanielis alliance and extending influence across multiple counties. A key meeting was held in April to discuss shared procurement and financial arrangements.
Treasury announces sale of long term bonds totaling 800,000 dollars to the public on June 15, 1948. The 1080 maturity bonds carry 3 3/8 percent interest and will replace short term certificates, reducing debt to about 2.13 billion dollars. Treasury aims to ease the short term debt load while projecting income from taxes and customs receipts.
The text describes soil colors and their meanings for agriculture. It notes reddish brown soils like rutheany soil in the South indicate rich organic matter and soluble components, while white or light soils show poor fertility. It discusses how different colors reflect clay and organic matter content and their impact on plant nutrition and moisture retention.
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