Guinea Fowl and Tomatoes in Garden Notes
The article extols guinea fowl for their flavorful dark meat and abundant eggs, noting cock birds aged 1–2 years as best for roasting. It also warns tomatoes need dark storage and includes a plan for ripening them in a box with sliding shelves. Crimson clover as a forage plant is discussed, noting southern climate suitability and summer sowing for next-season harvest.
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Poultry Yard
United States
Iowa
Illinois
E.S
L. A. Clark Co
Bridgeport
Con
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Notes of Local Interest on Harvest and Hayrake Use
Notes discuss early hay harvests and farming methods. A Massachusetts farmer reports raking an acre per day with a hayrake when corn is finger high. The piece mentions hayrake use as key to crop results and hints at regional agricultural activity and upcoming fairs.
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New England
Massachusetts
Burnside Memorial Building
George H. Peck
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Bristol, R. I
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New York
Trice
Epicures
York
Augést
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H. Spooner
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins, Ch. of
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Equitable
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Mount Hope Bay
Lees River
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