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Home Farm Tips for 1932 Planting and Breeding
Agricultural notes highlight using package bees from southern beekeepers to start colonies Leaves of houseplants yellow from gases and need ventilation Dense young tree stands yield best timber quality Home-grown rations improve the balance of trade Clover seed division reduces freezing risk Seed corn selection shows 70 percent efficiency Better choose yellow resistant cabbage seed now Sudan grass offers drought resistant emergency pasture crops Prepare for honey flow and lambing season Purdue Extension guidance promotes certified seed and green alfalfa hay for laying rations Ensure hens get animal protein in rations and fix leaking drinking fountains Three month old fall pigs should move to barns to avoid roundworm, spring pastures need a strong start.