Do Not Pull Fodder Says Seneca Farm Authority
A Seneca South Carolina farm and factory warns fodder pulling harms corn yields and weakens next year’s seed. Experiments at Coker farm Darlington County show 24 percent yield loss when leaves begin to turn and about 10 percent when three quarters are dry. A seasoned adviser suggests leaving two acres unpulled to select seed corn and preserve vitality.
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Putting On the Wagon Tire Without Tools
Farmers on the road can replace a wagon tire without tools by using the singletree iron as a lever to lift the tire over the felloe and tapping it into place with a wagon wrench or similar tool. The excerpt cites Farm Life advice and a satirical will, then quotes about happiness, joy, and divine blessedness, ending with a note that the Texas boll weevil is affecting Georgia as the legislature convenes to allocate funds.
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One Boys Decision for the Best
A Milford youth moves to Chicago to make his way and drifts into dissipation. A classmate counsels him to seek schooling and steady work. he declines and later chooses self improvement. Within six months a new path opens, ten years later he is wealthy, benevolent, and respected, his life a testament to choices defining character.
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