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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
2
Treasure State Farm and Livestock notes that experts at Bozeman's State Agricultural College summarize state and federal funded trials on tillage methods in Montana. The articles describe experiment results and urge readers to file the information for reference.
The secretary of the interior has authorized a $50 per capita payment to Indians on the Flathead reservation. In Helena Robert E. Brown of Bozeman was named to the state Board of Education by Governor Dixon. In Conrad a dry fork well near Conrad struck a heavy fresh-water flow at 2700 feet.
The Montana Seed Testing Laboratory at Bozeman has been certified by the Association of Official Seed Analysis of North America, ranking as one of 20 certified labs in the country. The certification assures near perfect analyses, standardizes seed testing, and ties Montana practices to national rules, aiding farmers and boosting seed safety nationwide.
H B Barnes former chairman of the United States wheat council and now president of the chamber of commerce of the United States argues agriculture should raise more raw materials for industry rather than push consumer campaigns. He discusses farm transport expansion, road and truck growth, and the slow turnover of farm investment compared with industry and banking.
A discussion questions whether shifting focus from food production to industrially usable crops can relieve price pressure on farm goods. It cites corn, soybeans, flax, and wheat, noting flaxseed and flax fiber serve industry while wheat mainly feeds people. It asks how to mobilize a large home market through industry-driven demand and invites farm leadership to consider this strategy.
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