State Agricultural College guides Montana tillage studies
Leading pieces from Bozeman experts detail state and federal funding into tillage experiments. Articles describe results of the Montana study and urge readers to file the material for future reference.
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State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Montana
Wilson Honored For Northern Montana Train Demonstrations
State board of education grants leave to M L Wilson farm management demonstrator after praising his work on the triangle agricultural survey and the dry land demonstration train tours in northern Montana. Jerome Williams and Grace Bell Martin wed in Livingston. Williams longtime Park and Sweet Grass counties resident. bride’s parents from Portland Oregon.
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Triangle
M. L. Wilson
State Farm Extension Service
State Board of Education
Montana
Wilson
Chicago University
J. W. Freeman
Great Falls
Jerome Williams
Big Timber Pioneer
Grace Bell Martin
Livingston
Williams
Park and
Sweet Grass
James W. Martin
Portland
Ore
Poisonous Weeds Kill Live Stock and Simple Cures
Montana experts Dr. Howard Welch and Prof. D B Swingle outline prevention and healing methods for stock poisoned by weeds on open ranges. Death camas and larkspur are highlighted with symptoms and practical remedies. loco weed spread and control are explained along with general advice to remove affected animals and prevent grazing on hazardous patches. The Montana Experiment Station circular No 51 offers detailed guidance available by writing Bozeman.
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Howard Welch
D. B. Swingle
Montana Experiment Station
Montana
America
Army of Turkeys to Fight Hoppers in Montana
A 200 turkey battalion could consume about 40 000 grasshoppers daily on a Fergus County ranch. Former State Senator B C White of Buffalo Judith Basin proposes rearing turkeys to eat the migratory pest as a nonpoisonous crop solution and plans to test the idea this season.
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Army OF
Fergus County
B. C. White
Buffalo
Judith Basin County
White
Judith Basin
Senator White
Farmer turns to turkeys to save crops in Helena
Mr. White plans to shift from chemical poisons to using turkeys to control pests. He owns 30 turkey hens and two toms and expects a spring hatch. An army of 200 turkeys could consume about 40 000 hopper pests daily, protecting his fields while feeding the birds.
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Mr. White
Helena
No Cost Profit Plan Cited For Seasonal Turnoff
A speaker claims a no cost strategy to run a system through spring and summer with the option to turn it off in fall or winter for a profit. The statement emphasizes flexibility and potential earnings without ongoing expenses.
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