County Agent Notes Highlight Legumes and Dairy
Office bulletin covers More Legumes program, Better Dairying tips, and activities for Boys and Girls Clubs plus home economics outreach. Identifies projects, guidance and upcoming events.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1928
Page
3
Office bulletin covers More Legumes program, Better Dairying tips, and activities for Boys and Girls Clubs plus home economics outreach. Identifies projects, guidance and upcoming events.
County education news outlines the August Camp Tecumseh programs for boys and girls with dates August 14 17 for girls and 21 24 for farm women. Camp leaders include K B Cohee L E Thorne R J Magart and Miss May Masten. The new Indiana high school course of study is discussed with sixteen graduation units and changes in required and elective work.
This planting period advises continual soil working to preserve moisture for a firm seed bed. It recommends Grimm Certified and Ontario Variegated alfalfa seed, lime application before seeding, and soil acidity testing at the county agent’s office. Proper inoculation of seed is emphasized for successful establishment.
Final program announced for the American Soybean Association meeting at Purdue University from Wednesday, August 15 to Thursday night. Registration, room assignments, round table discussion, film, soybean exhibits, farm trip near Lafayette, and demonstrations on oil burning hay drying with talks on livestock feeding and hay making will be featured. Dinner at Lincoln Lodge includes soybean product exhibits.
Purdue expert E R Mene fee urges year round care for pullets to maximize future laying performance. A Indiana farmer recently showed 1000 fourteen week old pullets thriving with 7 percent loss avoided, illustrating how summer management shapes fall laying flocks and long term profitability.
Daily market item from H. E. Roach Bakery in Delphi Indiana promotes fresh daily goods. Contact number 37 listed for inquiries and orders.
Dr. John T. Kirkpatrick announces he will be out of his office from August 5 through August 19 due to Indiana National Guard duties at Camp Knox Kentucky. Lost items may be advertised in The Citizen, phone 14.
The Lebanon Pioneer notes a decreased tax valuation in Boone County with land values falling by 4.6 million dollars and personal property valued down 750 thousand dollars.
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