National Farm Safety Week is July 22 28
National Farm Safety Week will be observed July 22 to 28 across the United States. Sponsors urge all farm residents to adopt safe practices in the home fields barns and traffic to reduce the 17 000 annual farm deaths and 1 650 000 injuries. The National Safety Council stresses mental alertness safety consciousness and hazard elimination as key to agricultural safety.
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America
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
National Safety Council
New Pneumatic Tire Aims to Boost Farm Planting Efficiency
A strange-looking rubber tire with a smooth V-shaped tread and low center replaces traditional steel wheels on farm implements. Developed by B F Goodrich engineers, the tire is designed to improve planting efficiency for farmers.
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B. F. Goodrich Engineers
High Quality Hay Cuts Feeding Costs, Says Michigan Experts
State college farm economists report high quality hay lowers feeding costs by about 24 dollars per cow and reduces milk producing costs by 26 cents per hundredweight. Poor hay increases grain by 250 pounds and concentrates by 450 pounds for the same milk yield. High quality hay is rich in protein legumes and cut at the correct stage.
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Michigan State College
Mee Msbyi MES Mee Msbyi MES No Rotten Ones
The notice presents unclear readable fragments about a local matter with no definite names places or dates. It offers limited context and does not specify action or outcome.
So you like country life. Are your hens good layers?
A playful column extols rural living and the reliable performance of hens as layers, noting consistent egg production and a cheerful farmhouse backdrop.
Fresh Eggs Prompt Praise From Cooks and Critics
The note extols eggs as the finest in years and invites more supply, praising quality and consistency while requesting continued availability.
Cur hen kicks porcelain egg in nest dispute
A cur hen kicked a porcelain egg from her nest sparking a dispute over chick protection. She remarked they would not allow a bricklayer to shape her family plans.
When she drives a car she seems like an angel
A brief humorous exchange notes that the speaker’s wife appears angelic when behind the wheel, contrasted with other times. The line plays on perception and playful teasing about driving.
Man cites license mix up during traffic stop
An exchange with a police officer reveals a driver lacking a license at the moment and offering assurance that the document exists. The dialogue emphasizes the speaker’s willingness to comply if it would ease the situation.
Unclear Sayings About Driving Courtesy to Women
A reader jokes about giving half the road to a woman driver and questions how to know which half she wants. The line humorously reflects stereotypes about driving and manners with a light tone.
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