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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
4
Instructions from W L Tayloe of the Missouri College of Agriculture describe a manure heated hotbed six feet square with a draining center pit, straw bedding, and weighted walls. After heating, seeds are sown only when the bed cools to 85 degrees F, and plant care covers pruning for fruit trees to reduce brown rot by selective heading and thinning.
T J Talbert chairman of the horticulture department advises pruning peach trees during bloom or after frost danger ends. He urges thinning branches to admit sunlight and heading back vigorous wood to one fourth to one third. He notes heavier blooms justify stronger pruning and light bloom requires less pruning to protect crop.
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