Wheat Varieties Compared For Baking Quality And Protein
A historical report summarizes wheat varieties including Ku banka Red Vite and durum, noting durum contains 20 percent more flour and higher protein than common wheat. It cites tests by Prof Solomon, Clifford Richard, and others on protein distribution and bread quality. Water content varies by climate, irrigation, and atmosphere, affecting per bushel costs and grain classifications.
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Srevteese Phepant
South Dakota
Durin Vient
Nnbern
Bouder
Vahurs Uoallbin
Hue Lanka
Sears
Clifford Richard
Bureau of Chemistry
Algeria
Uae
Tom
Thas
Enteracs Bectind
Funy Couwlins
Seed Varieties Damaged by Irrigation Describe Quality
Fragmentary text notes seed grown under excessive irrigation with varying hues and characteristics. It mentions a batch containing 12 percent of something and describes moisture, color, and suitability for macaroni. Poor readability limits precise details on varieties and grades.
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Gil
Agricultural Notes on Cattle Breeding and Crops
A Kansas Experiment Station critique warns against shifting between dairy and beef cattle as a ruinous policy, urging a single breeding ideal. Also discussed are winter hay yields near one ton per acre in the South with cowpeas for summer yield, and a note that cotton price alone does not aid all farmers when other prices rise.
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Berg Ny Drury
Kansas
Hauling Manure Weighs On Winter Field Strategy
A writer in Orange Judd Farmer weighs when to haul manure to fields, favoring winter dumping under cover or spring spreading depending on soil loss. Hauling to grass or clover risks smothering plants and ice formation. snow cover effects vary with moisture and sun exposure.
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Orange Judd Farmer
Poumerly J
Handy device for hogs rings a simple contrivance
A Farua Press writer describes a hog ringing crate built from 2 by 4 timber with a 2 by 6 upright frame and bolts. The device uses a rear entry and a front exit after fitting rings, with specific dimensions noted and a wooden back board for fastening.
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Farua Press
Poultry Pens Ventilation by Duck Covered Openings
A New York poultry house with many pens uses sliding two window pairs per pen to ventilate. To prevent drafts the partitions are boarded up, and in extreme cold a duck-covered opening seals the window. Resulting in dry air and healthy birds.
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New York
G. Arthur Bell
Hibernation pattern of woodlot cotton weevils in spring
Observations indicate bell weevils enter from wooded margins in spring and favor outbuildings for shelter. A study near Leza State college barn shows over five times as many weevils in cotton plots where cotton was grown previously. Weevils concentrate in gin areas and refuse piles, preferring loose soil and rubbish for winter shelter.
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Lezas State College
Folding Farm Horse Support Improves Portable Work Aid
A compact folding horse support for farm use is described. Made from striped boards with hinged top bars and a long hook to keep legs apart during use, it folds flat for easy packing. The device is presented as an improvement over rigid standards and noted in a New England homestead context.
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Cary
New England
Homestead
Sega
Farm Fences Solve Waste of Fodder and Profit
Farm and Fireside urges complete fencing of every farm field to allow proper rotation of horses cattle sheep and pigs. Unfenced roughs waste millions in nutritious fodder yearly and prevent fertilization benefits from grazing. Proper rest of pastures and turning stock into fields can boost yields and farm profits.
Cheapest protein feeds in 1808 at New Jersey station
In 1808 the New Jersey experiment station listed the cheapest protein feeds as buckwheat middlings malt sprouts dried brewers grains high crude distillers grains and cottonseed meal.
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New Jersey Experiment Station
The Farm Horse in Winter Feeding and Watering Dangers
An article notes winter idleness harms farm horses and highlights common errors in winter feeding and watering. Irregular grain, excessive coarse fodder, and over hay can cause health issues like the heaves. Watering practices during cold weather also risk overdrinking after long gaps.
Oregon's climate shaped by Japan current and crops without irrigation
An analysis notes Oregon lies on similar latitude to South Dakota and New England but the Japan current moderates temperatures creating an ideal climate. It states most forage crops are grown without irrigation except a small southeastern area and warns about ensuring milk and other animal products fed to pigs are tuberculosis free.
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Oregon
South Dakota
New England
Piga
Bold Step by Dr Pierce Adds Full Ingredient List
Dr B V Pierce of Buffalo N Y declares a bold departure by publishing a complete list of ingredients in Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery to counter objections to secret formulas The disclosure argues the medicine contains no alcohol narcotics minerals or poisonous agents and promotes it as a natural herbal remedy endorsed by medical works and Indian medicinal plants with the Native Equaw Weed highlighted as key to its composition
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B. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Cain
Pierca
Dr Pier
Iain Engiteh
Dr. Pierce
H. V. Pierce
N. Y
Pera
Pierce
Ford Te Dealers
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Denton
Roward McLvin Benj
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Muolvin & Johnson
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Catton
Tilgh
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Hog Crater
Eulport
SIN
Andersontown Star
Alen
Carroll
Doy
Carroll Adams Co
Met
Eevee Ace
Hamburg
A.j-Hayes
Andersontown, Md
Bill Heads
The
Denton Journal
Denton, Maryland
Nisi
Henry R. Lewis
Dawson O. George
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Thomas L. Day
Fred R. Owens
Ve. Johnn H. Prettyman
Equity
Colt
Russell Batock
Black Crow
Joun O. Davis
Kiteleysburg
George L. JO
T. Pliny Fisher
John McKnott
William HH. Adkins
WM. H. Adkins
Jacob E. Ellwanger
Charles M. Pritchett
Journal
Mullin's
Wilmington
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