Treasure State Farm and Livestock Show methods of right farming
Central Montana farmers and visitors can tour the Judith Basin Experiment Station near Moccasin every Saturday afternoon to study proven practices. Highlights include furrow drill seeding for winter wheat, tillage comparisons, and variety tests like Karmont wheat and Ward Federation spring wheat, with tours starting July 1 and 8 and a picnic on July 20. Also notes a Malta Poland China pig over 800 pounds raised on Montana corn.
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Moccasin
Lillard
Moccasin High School
Central
Montana
Judith Basin
Karmont
Ward Federation
Malta
H. A. Johnson
Johnson
Berry Harvest Labor Practices For Profitable Picking
The article outlines commercial berry harvest methods including selecting and pruning plants, hiring and supervising pickers, and arranging baskets and trays to minimize damage. It stresses daily picking, careful handling to avoid bruising, and simple payment systems to manage labor costs during the short harvest season.
Government aids in fighting pest plague in Montana
The department of agriculture extends grasshopper control in Montana with county agents and a new Billings HQ to study insects. Plans include broadcasting a non dangerous poison over Yellowstone county to curb recurring hopper outbreaks. Stewart Lockwood leads the investigation with EE Udine directing factory work this summer. Previous finds show 50 to 150 eggs per female. Later note: Mexican bandits ransom A Bruce Bielaski in Cumayaca hills.
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Department of Agriculture
Montana
Federal Department
Billings
Yellowstone County
Stewart Lockwood
EE. J. Udine
Department
Lockwood
Montana Sportmen Hear Value Of Wildlife At 461 Million
M S Carpenter, secretary of the Montana State Sportsmen association, told the Billings Kiwanis club wildlife in Montana is worth 461 million dollars. He compared state gains from game to the health and happiness of residents and visitors, citing Pennsylvania’s 1920 returns of 8.5 million from wildlife and noting Montana’s larger size suggests higher returns with proper game law enforcement. He noted U.S. duck killings approach 75 million annually and Minnesota’s three year duck take averages, with hunting ammunition costs adding further value to the sport.
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M. S. Carpenter
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
Billings Kiwanis Club
Montana State Sportsmen’s Association
Carpenter
Montana
Pennsylvania
United States
Minnesota
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American Hampshire Swine Record Association
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Dent
Peoris
UFE
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U.S
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Puyallup Valley
Pacific N. W
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Rocky Mountains
Pierre Radisson
Mississippi River
Russell
Cheely-Raban Syndicate
Great Falls
Charles M. Russell