Keep The Garden Busy for a Frugal Growing Season
Dr. J. C. Whitten from the University of Missouri advises deep soil preparation before planting and stable manure to sustain fertility. Regular tillage controls weeds, supports a loose mulch, and enables succession crops to keep vegetables growing through the season, with surplus canned or evaporated for winter use.
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J. C. Whitten
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Now Is The Time To Fight Malaria
Dr M P Ravenel of the University of Missouri warns malaria causes thousands of deaths yearly in the United States and stresses prevention by controlling Anopheles mosquitoes. He advises window screens bed nets and Pyrethum insect powder, noting mosquitoes breed only in still water and fly limited distances. Protecting both sick and well is essential as malaria rises in summer and autumn.
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Columbia
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Union
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Missouri Wheat in Demand as Seed Across Midwest
Missouri wheat is praised as high quality for seed at a Kansas City cereal conference with attendees from across the United States. Officials expect Missouri seed wheat to be sought in Missouri and neighboring states, with certification of fields by the University of Missouri and field inspections by the Agricultural Extension Service to ensure varietal purity and disease and weed freedom.
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Missouri
Kansas City
United States
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
Farm Bureau
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