How to Rotate Crops and Prevent Repeat Planting
The guidance notes that the second planting of the same vegetable should not follow in the plot occupied by the first. It emphasizes crop rotation to maintain soil health and reduce pest buildup.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1918
Page
6
Garden Lesson No 15 Succession and Crop Pairings
A gardening tip outlines how ground fertility and climate affect yields and explains crop succession. It warns against following a crop with a closely related one such as cabbage after cabbage and notes tomatoes peppers should not follow each other. It suggests rotating with root crops and warns that disease or pests may require abandoning the patch for a year.
Pacific Baseball League Preseason Opens With Training
Pacific Baseball League prepares for season as Los Angeles joins San Diego and other clubs begin training at designated grounds. Travel delays and weather have slowed practice, with early games seen among top semi professional teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Cal
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pacific Coash Baseball League
Via Angeles
San Prancinco
Freano
Sacramento
Bacamento
Salt Lake City
Porterville
Vernon
Oakland
Boyes Springs
Bashers
Milk drives at Camp Kearny fuel Fortieth division exchanges
At Camp Kearny San Diego April milk is the top demand at Fortieth division exchanges. Trucks deliver dozens of cases of pint milk bottles to supply hundreds of gallons for the men. Kitchen milk comes in quarts, but most is sold at the exchange bar for 10 cents a pint. Candy cake and chocolate follow in demand among battalion and regiment exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Kearny
San Diego
Cal
Fortieth Division
Local Camp Sweets Packaged In Foil For Freshness
Soldiers at the camp receive cake and pastry sold in large quantities. Sweets are packaged in foil or rolled paper and distributed in 5, 6, or 16 cent packages, ensuring the contents stay in good condition for the men.
Americans to help defeat the nuns says George V
King George V telegraphs to the lord mayor of London amid wartime celebrations that American troops daily join the battle line and Americans will press the military junta with a surprise in the coming weeks. The message follows felicitations from British and American leaders marking America’s entry into the war a year ago.
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T.ondon
King George
America
Lloyd George
London
Pruesiag
Cheyenne School Wins Doubleheader Over Grover
Cheyenne scores 7 0 in girls game and 42 to 0 in boys, both teams triumph over Grover as crowd roars. Boys reach first win of season despite heavy odds. informal dance follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Hhidges Tyson
Cheyenne
Grover
Boye
Johnson School P T A Reports Active Student Programs
Pupils in eighth grade served as two minute speakers paired to address lower grades. Two minute speeches are used in class work with notable originality. Thrift stamps sales at Churchill school exceed 100 dollars for the week. Seventh graders to participate in thrift stamp drive. Johnson P T A met with thirty present as Judge Mentzer spoke on Liberty loans. Junior Red Cross work discussed. Test cards and index cards to track student progress. Wheatland Cheyenne and Laramie debate on compulsory military training set for Friday. Junior Prom for April 13 at the gym. Cadet tournament scheduled for April 19 with eight squads. Liberty loan meetings planned for April 15 and 26. Edwina Branson out with measles. Juniors begin wearing class rings for senior year.
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Churchill School
Johnson School
P.T. A
D. A. Jones
Peter Jessen
W. C. Mentzer
Liberty Loan
Ira Hanna
Red Cross
Fee
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Laramie
United States
Liberty Joan
Edwina Branson
Corlett
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