Farmert Receives Top Dressing Advice In 1944 Report
A historical note outlines top dressing practices for 1944, describing nitrate and ammonium mixtures to boost yield. It mentions J. C. EeteReDeagropomast and an experimental rate of 60 within two weeks, with 10 to 16 ports of nitrate or equivalent measures. It highlights increases of about 30 bushels per acre and suggests applying around March, noting higher rates can be profitable.
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Southern Manganese Corporation
Swann Corporation
Montanto
Swann
Pew Company
Monsanto
Cale
South
Bureau of Census
Cole
United States
Southern
Dress Small Grains With Nitrogen Pruning
A readable fragment notes Auburn and Alabama experiment stations addressing grain production. It mentions nitrogen dress and increasing yields, with Mr. Lowery continuing efforts to boost food supply.
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Lowery
Auburn
Orr
Alabama
Ways Farmers Can Produce More Milk and Butter in Herd Plans
Auburn report highlights Day Herd Improvement Association members posting double the national average for milk and butter per cow. High producers are kept for breeding, with careful feeding and culling. With tester shortages, nonmembers should record feed and output and use high-producer sires via associations to boost production.
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Auburn
Nitrate Fertilizer Yields Boost Oats Per Acre
J C Lowery former extension agronomist notes late winter to early spring nitrogen applications boost oat yields. Alabama Experiment Station tests show 100 to 300 pounds of nitrate of soda per acre adds about 10 bushels of oats per acre, with alternatives of ammonium nitrate.
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J. C. Lowery
Alabama Experiment Station
Turn Winter Legumes When Tops Weigh 15 Pounds
Agronomy notes advise turning winter legumes when tops weigh 15 pounds per unit area. Measurements should be checked in the field to gauge moisture and growth, as delaying turning can hinder corn crops.
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Auburn
A-Sloan Pia
Lowery
Canada reports a 50 percent rise in Jawiolet era in 1942
Canada records a fifty percent increase in Jawiolet era from 1936 to 1942, indicating a substantial rise in the period noted. The report highlights the growth within the Jawiolet era across the nation, reflecting economic or demographic shifts during the war years.
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Canada
Propaganda Broadcast Warns of Soviet Advance in Europe
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a broadcast discusses Stalin's promises and claims Russia has retaken territories from Germany and advanced into central Europe. It alleges German leadership seeks mobilization and aims to sow Allied discord while Russia enlarges its zone of control despite depleted manpower.
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Europe
Stalin
Sons Monitor
Hag
Mann
Germany
Unclear Text Summary of Nazi War Era Fragment
A fragmentary OCR entry discusses Adolf Hitler and his followers in vague terms, mentioning elements and the plight of the poor. The text is garbled, with missing phrases and unclear references to events or actions, preventing a precise summary or proper identification of entities.
Fragmentary quote on rules peace and authorship
A fragmented quote complains that rules and autorship of the HM rita are doomed to failure due to the AU and nameless objects, reflecting a cryptic stance on governance and text integrity.
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HM ‘Rita
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