Legumes Backbone of Agriculture Highlighted in Farm Notes
A Department of Agriculture expert extols legumes as the key to global and U.S. farming. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria in clover alfalfa soybeans and other crops enrich soil, boosting yields and potentially averting widespread hunger. A pocket nitrogen starter and inoculation methods promise simple field-wide impact.
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Armerican Pacricultures
Department of Griculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Itwank
George TL Moore
Department
Nine birth stories for farmers press proofed by Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture prepares Pain ers Bulletin New 227 with nine birth stories for farmers. Topics cover grass land fertilizer mixes, corn yields in Montana, peanuts for forage, winter protection for fruit trees, cranberry culture, lime sulfur wash against pests, prairie dog destruction, clean milk practices, and poultry house ventilation.
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Department of Agriculture
Painers Bulletin
Crss
Foresters And Log Camp Terms In A Peculiar Dictionary
The Bureau of Forestry released a short bulletin listing odd logging slang like ball hooter and catty man. It explains how some terms were once common among woodsmen but are now obsolete or humorous, noting tools and roles such as the abligater, pic, and road donkeys, and referencing other colorful names used in the trade.
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Porestry
Renuhar
Atthque
Eor- Cstry
Porto
Quarantine Plan Aims to Improve Goats and Dairy Supplies
The report outlines strong plans to quarantine milch goats for crossbreeding, led by the Baron of Nine Didastey, to improve goat stock nationwide. It notes large imports from Swiss and Tobeneh stock, calls for careful breeding from disease-free herds, and highlights popular USDA farm bulletins now reissued. It also covers Porto Rico dairy practices, contrasting crude methods with higher quality American butter and efforts to counter misleading Danish imports.
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Neomina
Wilson
Department of Agrulture
New York Harbor
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agreature
Lizzards and Blizzards Warm the News of Weather Damage
An article argues extreme heat waves cause far greater economic and human harm than other weather events. It cites Iowa in August showing crop losses near 500 million, notes heat accelerates sunstroke and crop degradation, and claims drought plus heat reduce harvests by about a quarter. It suggests heat seasons prime future yields after recovery.
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Galveston
Western farmers enter wheat speculation amid market talk
A Western farming group has formed to trade in wheat, with Nebraska State Journal noting farmers joining the speculative ranks as “hans.” Wall Street banker Clews cautions over rust reports and potential short supplies, while critics say growers exploit price rumors. the piece argues it is better for grain buyers to have a crower of the grain than a market painter on a city exchange.
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Nebraska State Journal
Clews
Wall Street
Butter Storage and Market Concerns Highlight 19th Century Trade
An illustration shows brand names and marketing shifts in New York, with storekeepers debating labels and外国 butter prices. The piece describes perishable butter stored in overheated shops, sometimes in improvised ice chests, and notes that hot temperatures jeopardize sale quality. It also warns that American butter faces competition and stigma due to unscrupulous practices affecting Porto Rico and broader markets.
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United States
Ammerteiun
Napoleon's Arab Charger At Manchester Museum
Rumors swirl in Paris over Napoleon's famed white Arab believed hidden in a stuffed horse now housed in the military museum at the Invalides. The relic was sent there from Manchester by order last March after a long passage from an English veterinary surgeon Mr Greaves who once owned it.
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Paris
Napoleon
Military Museum
the Invalides
Honore
Greaves
M. de Saint- Bel
National History Soviets of
Manchester
Owens College
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