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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
2
State Agricultural College at Bozeman reports on Montana tillage experiments funded by state and federal governments. Experts describe results and methods, urging readers to archive the articles for future reference.
Montana reports excellent growing weather for small grains and ranges, with generally good precipitation and improving labor conditions. The only unfavorable feature is a widespread grasshopper threat prompting control measures across counties. damage observed in garden crops, alfalfa, field crops, and ranges, notably in Liberty and western Hill counties.
Practical guidelines for farmers on producing high quality cream and butter. Emphasizes disease control cleanliness milking practices milk handling utensil sanitation proper cooling methods and regular delivery to maintain quality and price. Advises pasteurization and avoiding cross contamination through diligent daily routines and proper equipment care.
The Montana State College Extension Service runs Junior Club camps for farm youths ages 12 to 16 across Montana. Eleven camps are planned through summer with the final session August 7 to 11 in Helena, led by Charles Potter. Camps mix recreation, education, and leadership training with county agents guiding local activities.
Roy L. Diggs of the T C Power Motor Car company offers $75 in gold to the best essay by a Montana child under 15 on Why We Should Buy a Studebaker. Second and third prizes are $25 and $10. Entries due by June 15 with stories mailed to Helena before July 16.
Montana officials urge voluntary destruction of cultivated black currants to halt blister rust threatening an estimated 855 million board feet of white pine. Commissioner Chester C. Davis asks growers to donate bushes to the state for destruction as pathologists finish a survey locating all bushes in the state with help from western Montana students.
Maxwell advocates diversification and profitable summer tillage as key farming practices. He emphasizes steady gains from varied crops and soil management to sustain agricultural livelihoods.
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