Practical rural tips and notes from early agricultural columns
The piece surveys farm practices from veterinary cures using vaseline for birds to dairy and feeding strategies. It covers hen marketing as hens age, brood management, and poultry weights, plus remarks on dairy cow calving, moisture tests for butter, and the value of corn silage. It reflects updated farming advisories and behavioral notes for farmers and drivers.
Farm Notes on Pigs Lettuce and Land Value Reforms
Farm guidance covers pig rearing pasture, sow nutrition with milk and alfalfa, and careful land purchases to avoid worthless plots. It notes celery profits from Melbourne and discusses spring fowling laws and seed treatments for scabby potatoes. A Northwest land investor earned 42500 from farms bought decades ago, underscoring land as a lasting asset.
Unpleasant Truths On White Slave Trade Discussed
An article condemns the white slave trade and urges reform of social conditions. It argues that poor wages and moral double standards push women toward exploitation and that real progress requires changing domestic and economic conditions, not just decrees.
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Treatment for Injured Young Fruit Trees After Ice Damage
The article describes methods to save bark-stripped fruit trees. Immediate mud or clay covering protects exposed trunks. Alternatively wrap with melted grafting wax dipped sheeting. In severe cases use bridge grafting with bark strips to reconnect cambium, seal with wax, and wrap to prevent drying. Valuable trees deserve the effort.
Look Out for Blight on Apple Trees and Lessons from Infection
Holdover blight cases threaten apple trees as warmer weather encourages bacterial ooze and spread. Early cutting and burning of infected limbs, plus thorough disinfection of tools, aim to stop the disease before it reaches blossoms and shoots.
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Dairy Cattle Survey Warns Nebraska Records Low Milk Output
Investicators under the Normal Husbandry Department of Neminski Agricultural College estimate about 200000 dairy cows in Nebraska fail to produce enough milk to pay for upkeep. Tests across state sections show around 70,000 dairy rows not very productive. Factors blamed include cow breed and farmer awareness lacking enterprise to distinguish good from poor stock. The report suggests similar issues could exist in 30 to 40 other states.
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Vinol and Saxo Salve Promote Strength in Seniors
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