Payne the Man Behind Home Sweet Home Remains Iconic
By Elmo Scott Watson the 100th anniversary of John Howard Payne’s return from exile in Europe is recalled. Payne, writer of Home Sweet Home, rose to fame as actor playwright and poet but faced poverty debt and prison. He gained lasting honor in New York and Boston before later serving as U S consul at Tunis and finally burial in Oak Hill Washington.
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Kudzu Proves Useful In Southeast Hay and Grazing
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture Kudzu, a perennial legume from Japan, thrives on acid soils where alfalfa and clover fail. It prevents soil erosion on slopes, but requires careful management to avoid overgrazing or overcutting. Begin with two year old plants and allow vines to spread.
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States Report Victory in Fight on Bovine TB
Wisconsin and Ohio are designated modified accredited areas after statewide tuberculin testing and reducing infection to half a percent. Over 13 years, more than 10 million tests in Wisconsin and 4 million in Ohio supported the mark. Four other states had already eliminated the disease, expanding the free tuberculosis region with east central proximity to remaining areas.
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Fighting Hog Influenza Treatment Guidelines
The Indiana Farmer's Guide outlines basic hog influenza care. Withhold feed during sudden outbreaks and separate sick hogs when virulence is lower. Provide a deep straw bed in well ventilated quarters and confine affected animals until they resume feeding. Sort out pneumonia symptoms before refeeding.
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Mineral requirements for alfalfa fertilization emphasized
Missouri Farmer notes alfalfa hay stores substantial minerals with four tons removing more than 500 bushels of potatoes or 80 tons of cabbage in equivalent potash and phosphate. Adequate fertilization boosts growth. best time is after first cutting with broadcast application and soil incorporation. Recommend at least 200 pounds per acre of phosphate and potash blend, larger on potash-deficient soils.
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Fence innovations boost farm efficiency across livestock
A National Farm Journal report touts woven wire with barbed wire tops as a hog and sheep friendly fencing solution. It enables mixing hogs with dairy or grain crops, protects corn and small grains during harvest, and even allows hogs to graze alfalfa fields without harming yields. Nebraska farmers note barley yields from 80 to 45 bushels where hogs stay in fields, and the slogan good fences make good neighbors underscores the value.
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Controlling Parasites in Farm Animals
Control parasites by sanitation and medication. Rotate pastures to limit exposure. horses cattle and swine may share ground but sheep ground should not reuse for cattle due to shared parasites. No method destroys all parasites, but management keeps them in check per Prairie Farmer.
Farm tips and disease update in California hogs
Agricultural notices report foot-and-mouth disease appeared in California but confined to hogs. Advice urges choosing a farm with a silo to earn more for both renter and landlord through better storage and potential productivity.
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