Meadow Fescue Gains Interest For Pastures In Northeast Kansas
The United States Department of Agriculture notes meadow fescue is underutilized but promising for experimental pastures across eastern Nebraska and Kansas. It performs well on heavy brick loams, tolerates wet, trampled areas, and could improve long term pasture yields though seed demand remains limited.
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United Shotes Department of Agriculture
Tinethy
Enghind
Nebraska
Departments of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Washington
Farming Wisdom: Feeding Ground Beats Shipping Grain
There is nothing that will destroy the productiveness and value of a farm so fast and so certainly as running it to grain and shipping the grain to market instead of feeding it on the ground. The statement urges farmers to prioritize on-farm feeding to preserve soil and yield.
Staggers Investigated In Mosy Horses Feed Corn
Kansas State Agricultural College bulletin links moldy immature corn to deaths of horses in many US regions. Green mold Aspergillus glaucus blamed for staggers and encephalitis. silage preferred over dry fodder to reduce losses. Also explains a frost protection diagram for pipes using a hollowed post and iron ring.
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Kansas State Agricultural College Experiment Station
United States
Beyond the Visible Color and Sound
The article argues that human vision and hearing cover only a tiny fraction of reality. Colors beyond red and violet exist, mapped to unseen heat scales, with countless colors and sounds beyond perception. Humans are limited observers, confined by our senses to a fraction of nature’s full spectrum.
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Corn Stalk Disease and Staggers in Horses
Bulletin from Kansas State Agricultural College notes that moldy corn with Aspergillus and Rhizopus can cause fatal staggers in rabbits and concerns for horse feed. Some so called staggers cases may be parasitic in horses, with corn toxins not consistently linked to outbreaks. Treatment and cleaning of moldy corn advised.
Digging Post Holes Tool From Old Ax
An Orange Judd Farmer correspondent describes a simple post hole digger made from an old ax bolted to a broad steel piece with a sharpened edge. The axe end is chilled through the opposite end, the handle lets the user cut small roots and dig holes for fenceposts.
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Orange Judd Parmer
One Great Reason Why Some Men Win on the Farm
The speaker compares farming success to keeping bedclothes tucked in at the foot. He warns against letting the covers pull out at the foot, using a rural lesson about discipline and steadiness in farming practice. The metaphor emphasizes consistency and attentiveness as keys to enduring results.
Cross Breeding and Stock Care in Liva Stock Notes
Liva Stock Notes discusses crossbreeding limits for quality stock and warns that overdoing crosses reduces quality. It emphasizes good bedding to conserve nutrients, winter variety for pigs and cows, and roughage like clover hay and cornstalks. It advises market weight targets for pigs and notes sheep as top soil fertility facilitators.
Death by Own Hand Czar Nicholas I Aposed Poison Tale
A narrative from The Romance of a Great Singer recounts Czar Nicholas I ordering his physician to present a painless poison during a military reversal. The czar drinks it without fear, dismisses the doctor when asked for an antidote, and dies, with some knowing the truth but revealing only a chill caused death.
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Indexing Books and Wartime Anecdotes From Ballantine
The piece discusses the slow rise of indexing from Cicero and Seneca to printed works, noting early tables of contents and the shift to alphabetical indexes with Tolydore Vergi. It then pivots to reminiscences of Wellington and Blucher at Waterloo, recounting dinners, clubs, and a famed quip about London, drawn from Sergeant Ballantine's Experiences.
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Emerso n Lecture Inspires Humble Tribute
A Concord washerwoman Bridget hurries home to leave work early to hear Mr. Emerson lecture. Though many cannot grasp his ideas, they admire his bold public stance and democratic spirit as he speaks to an attentive audience.
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Lake
Marvelously Low Prices at Our Stores for Cash or Trade
Announcement advertises sale at two stores with all goods priced very low for cash or trade and states that no third party checks are accepted. Highlights a large stock of merchandise as a key draw.
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Baltimore
Rheumacide Offered as Cure for Internal Rheumatism
An advertisement asserts rheumatism is caused by excess uric acid and requires an internal remedy. It claims rubbing oils do not cure and promotes Rheumacide as a complete internal treatment sold by Bobbitt Chemical Co. in tablets and liquid forms, with availability at Duprey's Pharmacy in Denton and Hillsboro, Maryland.
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Baltimore
Dupfey's Pharmacy
Denton
Hillsbore
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