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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1949

Page

2

Esteron 44 Controls Wild Onion and Garlic Weeds

Historic agricultural note reports Esteron 44 and amine liquid salt formulations curing wild onion and wild garlic in lawns pastures and seed fields. Effective at 3 to 4 pounds per acre with water ranging from 5 to 125 gallons per acre, Esteron 44 often more effective in pastures while amine salts safer near flowers and shrubs.

Moisture Conservation Boosts Wheat Yield in Kansas Field

A 0 acre field in Kansas with prior neglect yielded a good wheat crop thanks to moisture conservation efforts. Kansas State College extension reports that sweet clover seeded as green manure, spring 1946, plus terracing and contour farming, reduced erosion, restored productivity, and opened idle land.

Kansas State College Extension Service Conservation District

New Hay Chopper Introduced by New Holland Company

The New Holland Machine company introduces a new hay chopper that combines chopping, ensiling, and blowing in one operation. Operable by one man, it handles 3 to 18 inch cuts and can process up to 20 tons of silage per hour, feeding and m and cutting to the desired length for mowing or siloing crops.

New Holland Machine Company

Bathtub Innovation Arrives in American Homes

Americans valued daily baths but most pre Civil War households lacked one. Early bathtubs were rare luxuries kept outside the home. The White House received its first tub during Lincoln's presidency, and New York City installed the first all iron tub in 1870.

White House Lincoln New York City

Tropic Nation Peru Keeps Summer Snow on High Peaks

Peru covers 482,258 square miles entirely in the tropics yet maintains snow on its mountains above 17,000 feet even in the hottest season.

Peru

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