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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
2
The board led by Gov. L Emerson State Auditor Oscar Nelson and State Treasurer Edward J Barrett will issue the final anticipation notes totaling 6 250 000 as 12 500 000 previously issued will soon be exhausted The relief money largely funded Chicago with some downstate counties receiving allocations
Illinois communities were invited to qualify for a state air-marking award by the Illinois Chamber of Commerce. The plan aims to replace the Guggenheim fund approach and boost attention to proper air-marking facilities with guidance on marker placement and lettering.
Illinois Commerce Commission releases a code of ethics for those appearing before it alongside updated practice rules. Governors, memorials, and civic dedications fill a busy June with events in Bloomington Metropolis Fort Massac and Chicago. Authorities report crime information bulletins and reforms in securities oversight while students and farmers engage in state health, fair, and conservation programs.
The hump of a camel stores fat to be converted into food and fuel as needed. The Bactrian two humped camel endures severe climates and can go days without eating. A camel’s hump softens and collapses when it is overworked or underfed, indicating its role as a fat reserve.
Agricultural experiment stations have developed corn crosses yielding one quarter more and maturing together. Crosses of inbred strains, mostly field corn, show advantages for canners, though growing crossed seed is costly. Stations will share proven inbred strains or crosses with seed growers under safeguards.
The USDA says the profitable beekeeper should limit to 400 colonies for single-handed care. A larger apiary needs extra income. Beekeeping is best as a farming supplement, with one New York farmer noting 70 colonies on 100 acres equates to 40 acres of land in income and labor.
The article discusses sowing soybeans with corn to feed hogs and boost protein. It notes variable clover stands due to drought, with strategies of broadcasting oats and soybeans to maintain rotation. Soybeans, when inoculated, act as nitrogen gatherers and soil builders for the farm.
There is no single best emergency hay crop. Soybeans planted thick yield high quality forage, with soybean hay and a soy sudan mix popular in southern Iowa. Neither is ideal for working horses. Winter roughage from soybean hay is good, while oats cut early provides excellent general hay. Some Iowa farmers favor a mix of oats and wheat for horse hay.
Early cultivation of orchards is urged to finish before blossom by Joly. The method supplies nitrogen early and halts cultivation to ensure good color. The resulting path remains mature and not prone to winter hilling, as advised by American Agriculturist.
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