New Soybean Varieties Demonstrated In Maryland Trials
Maryland Agricultural Extension Service conducted soybean variety demonstrations on the farms of W. Sherman Councell in Goldsboro and Earl Crouse in Denton. Agronomists Stabler and Newcomer led plots to show maturity groups III to VI and identify best Maryland beans such as Wabash Clark Perry Dorman and Ogden. Farmers urged to pick varieties by suitable maturity high yield shattering resistance seed quantity and oil content.
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W. Sherman Councell
Goldsboro
Earl Crouse
Denton
Maryland Agricultural Extension Service
Stanley P. Stabler
Joseph L. Newcomer
Caroline County
Eastern Shore
Canada
Minnesota
United States
Florida
Gulf Coast
Maryland
Clark
Perry
U.S.D.A
U.S.D
The Wind by Hilda K. Wiggins Love
Poem explores wind as gentle breeze and fierce gale. It whispers to trees flirts with nature and roars in storms wrecking sails and rattling gates. The wind is roaming by day and night, calm in summer and wild in winter.
Lime needed in 90 percent of Caroline soils
Soil samples collected by the University of Maryland Agriculture College show about 90 percent of Caroline County soils need lime. The report by the Committee for Conservation Now says liming can boost crop value by 5 to 10 dollars per dollar spent where deficiencies exist and outlines soil rating scales and regional percentages for lime deficiency statewide. Tests for lime requirements can be arranged through county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.D.A
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Caroline County
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
Committee For Conservation Now
Dairying Rewards Long Time Planning
Dairying rewards long term planning with a two year lead to first production and two or three lactations before profit. Best method is herd replacement through continued heifer raising rather than selling all cows. Those with good cows should stay in dairying as a steady enterprise for efficient operators.
Dairying in Diversified Farm Plans Highlighted
A petro dairy chat emphasizes dairying as a stable part of diversified farming. It argues dairying is not a gamble and that farmers with quality cows will retain valuable assets, framing dairy cows as reliable property in agricultural planning.
Winter Cooling Important for Milk in Winter
The dairyman should continue cooling milk in winter just as in summer to avoid freezing and maintain proper milk tests. Proper water cooling prevents milk from freezing and preserves quality, according to Pet Dairy Chats.
Torn Glove Murder Mystery
A killer might have escaped with $60,000 but greed led to pursuit. This true detective tale appears in the November 22 issue of The American Weekly, color gravure magazine, paired with the Baltimore Sunday American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
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U. S
Denton, Maryland
the Wind
Hilda K. Wiggins Love
Barrick
Bakers Hy
Thomasville
M. J. Grove
Moore
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Crain
Soil Service
Walter B. Palmer
Met
U.S
RGLE
Ruthern
Pian
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Knollwood Rag
Butterfly Farms
Mexico
New York
Rag Apple Gay
W. T. Lockerman CO
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