New Hampshire Chickens Show Strong Growth and Interest
Readers report New Hampshire chicks growing rapidly with several customers ordering hundreds more. An Iowa hatcheryman notes ten week olds averaging over three pounds, while Kansas dealers involve 4 H members in breeding and raising the birds. Authors praise the breed for quick maturity and high feed intake during growth, with potential profit urged for Midwest growers.
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Lettter
New Hampshire
Iowa
New
Kansas
New Hampshires
Terrace demonstration draws 109 farmers near Linneus
About 109 farmers attended a terrace demonstration on Byron Lamme’s farm along High Way 5 south of Linneus last Friday afternoon. Four terraces were built using soil conservation equipment as County Agent Hall and Soil Conservation Service officials outlined the program and its farm savings. A second demonstration is planned at Fgin Rotts north of Mealville on Highway D next Friday after noon, April 24, with daily work on suitable ground. Also, Democratic voters of North Benton Precinct are called to meet at Stamper Produce Co. office Friday evening at 7:30 for committee business.
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New Soil Conservation Service
School of Instruction
Eych
Byron Lamme
Highway 5
Linneus
Lamme
Hall
Soil Conservation Service
Jes
Mealvile
North Benton
Stamper Produce Co
Work Sheet Planned to Measure Farm Acreage and Yields
Officials order farmers to survey crops over their farms and prepare a worksheet detailing acreage and expected yields. The task will likely take two to three weeks to complete.
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Carnot Breeding
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A. E. Young
Missouri
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National Service
Chevrolet Metro Company
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Frank Priebe
Peterson
Mt. Zion
E. N. Garrett
Rev. Garrett
North Salem
C. B. Hobbs
B.W. D
Hillcrest Farm & Hatchery
Jeran
Browning Farm Club
Tim Lake Products, Inc
Batiste
Cora
Browning
Humphreys
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Meat Department
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Drug Department
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