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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1924
Page
2
Treasure State Farm and Livestock summarizes leading pages from Bozeman State Agricultural College where state and federal funding support Montana tillage experiments. The articles describe experimental results and urge readers to file the reports for future reference.
Extracts of a Montana farmers address note corn hog price relations suggest fewer hogs bred next fall while a rising hog market may follow. Cattle losses persist with years of depletion signaling an inevitable upturn. Sheep profit remains strong with high wool value and rapid lamb turnover aiding the wool grower according to Dean E. Jiddings University of Idaho.
The article argues for a rural social movement to empower farmers and shift power from cities. It outlines a mobilization plan starting at the community level, with a director, five solicitors, and county conferences to educate and organize Farm Bureaus. It also notes economic context about horse values and farm labor trends.
Ravalli county agent L A Campbell says the horse business can rebound despite machine power encroaching on traditional fields. University of Idaho dean E J Iddings notes cyclical price patterns, urging more investment in good horse stock as market cycles turn.
The Yellowstone project area sees a dairy boom sparked by J. S. Beagle who started with 25 cows a decade ago. Wisconsin Holsteins added four years ago helped reach about 900 milk cows in the valley as corn and sugar beets draw farmers to dairying. Dr. Beagle promotes dairying while treating patients. Moscow-Norway recognition for the Russian Soviet government is noted.
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