Early July plowing boosts wheat yield and soil mellowing
Missouri experts urge July plowing to improve seedbeds for wheat. Early tillage packs the soil, conserves moisture, restricts weeds, and aids nitrogen accumulation, with gains in yield and better soil structure noted across stations.
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Missouri Experiment Station
O. T. Coleman
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri Farm Notes Warn of Chokecherry Poisoning
The article explains chokecherry and wild cherry poisoning in livestock, detailing hydrocyanic acid risks, quick death from respiratory failure, and the lack of a reliable antidote. It advises removing wilted leaves, drying forage, and cautions livestock owners to supervise pastures.
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Missouri
Cecil Elder
A. W. Uren
Department of Veterinary Science
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri Fish Distribution Highlights And Legal Ruling
State game officials report reclamation efforts in New Madrid Pemiscot and Barry counties yielding thousands of crappie bass bullhead and trout distributed to Washout Little River Wolf Bayou and Roaring River areas. A St Clair County court found two men guilty of snagging fish with baited hooks paying fines of 19 dollars each.
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Missouri Game and Fish Department
State Department
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Washington, D. C
New Madrid
Lilbourn
Pemshcot
Little River
Bragg City
Kennett
Wolf Bayou
Roaring River State Park
Barry County
Roaring River
Sequiota Trout Hatch
Springfield
Jenkins Creek
Rogers Spring Branch
Mikes Creek
Roaring Pools
W. L. Purney
St. Cair County
Joe Thomas
Andy Field
Osceola Dam
Purney
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