Noon Feeding Rack for Large Horse Teams
Montana State College describes a movable skids-on-racks feeding rack that feeds water oats and troughs in the field. A 12 horse team six abreast uses the rack, which stays attached to the field implement, saving time by not unhitching at noon.
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Montana State College
E. C. Hallman
Mr. Hallman
Montana farmers report fall grains best in northwest state
ESTS results show Washington Hybrid 128 yielding 27 bushels per acre and a hard red winter wheat Karkov at 21 bushels. Otness plants winter wheat on stubble ground to conserve moisture. Porter's bench sees 200 acres sown for trial. Community meetings and demonstrations advance tillage, nutrition, and seed programs across the region.
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4-H Club Winners Reach Chicago for Congress
Montana 4-H winners Don Wilson of Columbus and May Obergfell of Sidney are chosen as state representatives for the 1925 Boys' and Girls' Club Congress in Chicago opening November 30. They lead a group of 29 Montana delegates traveling via Western Railways and joined by state leaders Potter and Ingram.
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Sioux City
Montana
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Milwaukee
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Doris Ingram
Field Feeding Rack and Portable Boxes for Horse Teams
The text describes a field feeding rack with the rear trough withdrawn and gate open, then closed and connected to a roller and gate. It mentions six portable feed boxes used for noon feeding without unhitching in the Horse Association hitch, noting regional practice in the Pacific Northwest where horses are unhitched and fed in the barn.
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Horse Association
Pacific Northwest
Turkeys Prove Profitable In Local Sale
A Lewistown merchant bought three turkeys from Mrs. John Fogarty of Suffolk for 18.01. One young tom sold for 5.10 and two old toms for 12.91, illustrating steady profits from turkey farming as Mrs. Fogarty annually raises noted birds.
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John Fogarty
Suffolk
Fogarty
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