Ogden Livestock Coliseum Dedicated by Governor Dern
Governor George H. Dern dedicates Ogden's new livestock coliseum in a ceremony before thousands of Utah residents and western cattlemen. He praises civic support, notes the building’s rapid construction, and highlights its role in advancing livestock breeds, education, and intermountain agricultural prosperity.
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Alsike Clover Gains Favor in Hay Production
Connecticut experiment station reports Alsike clover tolerates freezing and wet soils, yields fine hay, and lasts several years, though red clover may outyield it and provides earlier harvest. A mixed stand suits both wet and dry conditions, with red clover offering longer roots and stronger second growth for pasture shortages.
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Apply Strawberry Mulch During Severe Weather
Extension horticulturist W. H. Martin of Kansas State Agricultural College explains strawberry mulching is key for delaying blossoms to prevent spring frost injury, reducing weeds, keeping fruit clean, and preserving soil moisture. Plants tolerate cold well. mulch after hard freezes and even when ground is frozen to avoid plant damage.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Feed and Care of Farm Horses During Winter
Winter horse care depends on work and condition. Do not cut grain or starve horses. avoid silage for working or colic prone animals. Fed by pace with hay twice daily plus bran or middlings to maintain good condition.
Watch Closely Lambs to Be Fattened for Market
Western lambs destined for market require careful feeding as they adjust to new conditions. Start with small amounts of concentrates to avoid deaths from grain shock and avoid alfalfa early on. Use prairie hay, straw, or fodder alongside forage.
Water Supply Essentials for Winter Hen Care
Fresh unfrozen water is vital for heavy egg production in winter. Provide water at least twice daily, thaw any ice, and keep vessels clean. Raise stands to reduce contamination and consider devices with small lights to prevent freezing. Ensure hens drink ample water for better production.
Test of Spreaders for Sprays in Orchard Work
New York entomologists report spreaders for sprays do not improve killing efficiency for common mixtures. Casein aids in preparing sulphur suspensions and lubricating oil emulsions. Some conditions may favor calcium caseinate with Bordeaux mixture and lead arsenate, but overall spreader value remains debated.
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Storage Cellars Boost Potato Profits At State College
The Pennsylvania State College built two 10 000 bushel concrete storage cellars with help from commercial agencies. This year 5000 bushels were stored as prices rose from 1.25 to 2.24 a bushel, letting the college recoup about half the cellar cost in one season per horticultural head 8 W Fletcher.
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College Horticultural Department
Eradication of rats and soil acidity in farming notes
The text urges continuous war on rats and mice by cleaning premises and rat proofing houses. It discusses eradicating disease as the remedy, investigating soil acidity for crop results, sprouted oats as winter feed, and applying lime and manure to land promptly after production.
Paris Plans to Move Markets Underground
Paris city fathers consider sinking public markets into the Paris catacombs beneath the city. The hollowed space, once a quarry, stored bones after cemeteries were abolished, and with proper ventilation could host markets, freeing central surface markets.
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Hollywood In The Throes Of A Novel Craze
The weekly advice column notes a Hollywood craze for authorship among male stars aiming for literary glory alongside Zane Grey and James Oliver Curwood. It cites a screen celebrity boasting about completing a novel after a scenarist estimates about 120 000 words, and quips that he has finished his own work. The piece ends with a Shakespeare quotation.
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