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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1955

Page

4

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The Carthage Citizen lists subscription options led by Kenneth Rhodes with Grace Porter as Society Editor. Rates shown include one year for 2.00 and six months for 1.00.

Kenneth Rhodes Carthage Indiana

Farm income debate highlights balance with nonfarm economy

U S News & World Report cites farm income at 11 billion of 320 billion national income. Rep Ralph Harvey counters with 33.9 billion gross farm income and warns the farm-nonfarm ratio near 1 to 10, urging attention to agricultural prosperity and its nation wide impact.

U. S. News & World Report Ralph Harvey Indiana Washington Harvey

Wheat Yields Boosted by High Soil Fertility

Lafayette Indiana reports improved wheat yields credited to high soil fertility. Farmers note better grain size and increased production amid favorable conditions and favorable weather.

Lafayette Ind

High Wheat Yields Depend On Soil Nutrients And Nitrogen

Purdue extension agronomist A R Halvorson reports yields of 50 to 60 bushels per acre where soil is rich in plant nutrients. Farmers should test soil to determine phosphate and potash needs and apply about 20 pounds of nitrogen and 80 pounds each of phosphate and potash per acre at planting. Fall nitrogen plus spring top dressing is advised. heavy soils may limit fall nitrogen to reduce leaching. High fertility also helps plants resist disease and insects.

A.R. Halvorson Purdue University Extension Agronomist Halvorson

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