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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
2
Articles prepared by experts at Bozeman Agricultural College describe state and federal funded tillage experiments in Montana. Readership is urged to save the pages for reference on evolving farming methods and results.
Over the past year 272 field demonstrations in Montana tested seed corn and new varieties under Extension Service supervision. J C Taylor cites these efforts as key to a 10 to 15 year expansion in corn development and a doubling of demonstrations since 1918, with strong farmer and college collaboration.
The Farm Mortgage corporation proposes to buy and import 500 or more high grade dairy cows for resale to farmers in the Red Lodge Rosebud Irrigation district at cost. Cows would be financed by notes at 6 percent interest paid by milk sales. Shipping is planned for late summer or spring after canal work nears completion.
Dillon hosts a livestock show tied to the Montana Stockgrowers association annual meeting with judges of national repute and larger cash prizes. Exhibits travel at full fare there and free return within 30 days. auction sales include purebred fat and feeder stock across multiple classes and carload lots.
The notice lists dairy cattle classes from heifers to grand champions, sheep and swine divisions with age groups and breed specifics, plus prize categories for various hay and grain bales. It notes Montana Livestock Show in Dillon and Huidekoper winning Hereford and feeder calf honors at Denver and Chicago shows.
Richland County moves to meet a rising home demand for corn. 1923 shows 31 000 acres, with Iowa grown corn imported to fill short local needs as two cars from Sioux City arrived last week and more are expected. County agent H P De Pew urges continued expansion of local corn production to sustain the home market.
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