Winter green grazing boosts farm income and stock health
District agricultural expert outlines how farmers can sustain winter operations by growing and feeding green grazing crops such as rye oats Austrian peas and rape. He notes better livestock health higher egg and milk yields and greater profits from a diversified year round farm enterprise with planning and managerial effort. Local agents and papers urged promotion of winter pasture strategies to keep farm plants active and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Johnson
Ling
Tere
Winter Horse Care Advice From New York State College
The article advises winter care for work horses including housing in well-bedded sheds, keeping horses fed with good quality forage, and removing harness lines to prevent injury. Weekly hoof checks are suggested, with rasping to prevent long toes and pastern issues. Teeth attention is noted as important for overall mouth health and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Weavher
New York State College
Alarper
Teesh
Screenings and Wheat Land Use Notes
A fragment notes land use for next year, mentioning garden plans and the need to clean screenings or wheat. The remark references ongoing work in the area, highlighting efforts to raise crops and improve soil condition.
Liberalized crop production loan plan aids cotton farmers
The Secretary of Agriculture expands terms for crop production loans in cotton states to ease repayment, encourage storage, relieve market pressure, and help families through winter. Cotton may be deposited as collateral at 12 cents per pound middling, with premiums or discounts by fiber grade and staple length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Back to the Gospel Lansbury Speech Urges World Wide Reprint
The speech by Mr George Lansbury in the British House of Commons calls for printing millions of copies to spread the gospel values. He argues if Parliament truly followed Christ’s precept to treat others as we would wish, a great holy crusade could lead the world toward mercy and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lansbury
House of Commons
Mr. Lansbury
St. Francis of
Apsissi
Yncazkas
Christ
Napoleon
Alexander
Caesar
Hannibal
Children and museums in New York show learning games
A New York City exhibit for children at the Revolution Institution draws 680 or more visitors with educational games and puzzles from National Geographic and other magazines. Captain Dingle and Doctor La Gorce exchange items and anecdotes about a snake skin, while city tax and postal quirks spark commentary on Washington governance.
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New York
Picuires
National Geographic
Captain Dingle
Enxiind
John Oliver la Gorce
Andros Island
Doctor da Gorce
Dingle
Harvings
John la Gorce
Presser
Dector LA Gorce
1825 Cent Unearthed in Lowden Iowa
Himner Gehris reports finding a 1 cent piece while plowing in Lowden Iowa. The coin bears the date 1824 with legible lettering and numerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Iowa
Himner Gehris
Marriage Business Taught in Australia Adelaide
A school for scientific training of prospective wives has opened in Adelaide under government supervision. Pupils study cooking housekeeping and the business side of a wife’s role. They are taught courtship, how to become betrothed, and how to manage household duties in this marked social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Adelaide
Cotton collateral policy for 1932 crop loans outlined
The policy allows cotton as collateral for crop production loans from 1932 onward and for pre 1982 loans at 9.5 cents per pound middling, 7-8 inch. borrowers must deliver cotton to cooperative associations or bonded warehouses, insure stored cotton, and obtain properly endorsed warehouse receipts. Agreement allows the secretary of agriculture to sell collateral after March 1, 1988 if needed, with proceeds applied to loan debt. changes reflect inventory, storage, and advances rules, with separate provisions for pre-1982 loans and joint collateral restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Fly Kills Worm The Song and Green Tomato Worn
A gardener notes a familiar worm hiding among tomato vines. The worm blends with foliage, leaving vines denuded as the gardener discovers its presence, while time and tactics are described in cautious detail.
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Cotton Cooperative Association
Tey
United States
Columbia
Congress
Abda
Warner Baxter
Wissa
van Dine
Alexander Kirkland
Ralph Belhimy
Sealyhams
Joan Bennett
Janet Gaynor
Bell Syndicate
WNT
Sarah McCloskey
Camden
N. J
Georgia
Mississippi Valley
Pennsylvania
H. D. Pollard
Savannah
Albert T. Reid
the Horse Association OF America Sports
Dad Ren
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