State Agricultural College guides on Montana tillage methods
Experts at Bozeman summarize government funded experiments on tillage in Montana. The articles describe experimental results and urge readers to file the reports for future reference.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
6
Experts at Bozeman summarize government funded experiments on tillage in Montana. The articles describe experimental results and urge readers to file the reports for future reference.
J A Maxwell of Roundup area urges new farmers to combine brains with brawn to succeed in Montana. He cites past losses in 1919 and lessons learned, noting several shoe string starts now prosper with better planting and reserves. The piece ends with a sudden collision killing Mrs Palma Senato, mother of four, struck by a yard engine.
The Montana Experiment Station entomologist explains the four main crop-damaging grasshoppers lesser migratory warrior big headed and two striped. Eggs hatch in late May or early June with nymphs maturing by July and one generation per year. Migrations differ by species with the lesser migratory showing extensive August flights and the warrior concentrating swarms.
Farmers across Blaine, Custer, Daniels, Fallon, Fergus, Gallatin, Pondera, Stillwater, Teton and Valley counties expand corn, poultry and hog projects. Demonstration farms, pure seed campaigns and magpie control join new cooperative groups as 4H and Club members boost seed, livestock and forage efforts statewide.
A Montana contest offers $75 in gold to the author under 15 who writes the best 50 to 150 word essay on why we should buy a Studebaker. The second prize of $25 will be awarded for the next best entry.
Dan Kippen, a rider from Great Falls, was fatally injured after being kicked in the head by a horse. He succumbed to his injuries several days ago at a local hospital.
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