Morgan Lincoln Home Opening Highlights Confederate Cavalier
Lexington hosts the public opening of Gen John Hunt Morgan’s restored antebellum home owned by Mrs Johnstone. Survivors of Morgan’s cavalry raids visit, recalling a bold Civil War career and Morgan’s famous Indiana Ohio raid ending with his surrender to Maj George W Rue near Lisbon Ohio.
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Change noted in apple plantings
Professor L I MacDaniels of Cornell University notes New York growers are planting fewer apple varieties for easier spraying and harvesting and better marketing. He warns against large blocks of a single variety reducing cross pollination and urges selecting up to seven suitable varieties for regional climates.
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Water Sprouts Used as Braces on Apple Trees
Garden notice explains using water sprouts to brace weak crotches in young apple trees. Take a sprout from each limb forming the crotch and twist them together, tying with waxed twine if needed. The sprouts fuse into a solid brace as trees grow, especially effective on eight to fifteen year old stock.
New Grafting Wax Endorsed by Illinois Farmers
Illinois farmers await a University of Illinois grafting wax recipe for tree grafts. The formula combines resin tinseed oil beeswax and lamp black, melted slowly in a dry kettle, cooled in shallow pans, then melted again in a wax melter and applied with a brush to wounds.
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University of Ilinois
Horticultural Hints for Orchard Care This August
Spray thoroughly to protect fruit trees from insect and disease attacks. Debudding increases terminal growth in young apple trees, while systematic lime sulfur spray controls issues. Stop soil cultivation mid August and plant cover crops like winter vetch. Cherry trees may suffer leaf drop from spot fungus. treat with lime sulfur at one gallon per 40 gallons of water.
Poultry Experts Call for Clean Hens and Roosters to Improve Eggs
A Carolina State College poultry expert advocates strict farm practices to boost egg quality. He urges clean nests for four hens, twice daily egg gathering, proper cooling, and removing roosters after breeding to prevent dirty nests and heat damage.
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Carolina State College
Mr. Parrish
Milk in Liberal Dairy Diet for Chicks Suggested
Dr Bitterbhes of Iowa State recommends using milk in chick feeding during a six week period with water available. Sour milk may be used but changes in milk content should be gradual to avoid bowel upset. Feed in easy to clean enameled vessels to maintain cleanliness and success.
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Towa State
Chicken Culling Timelines and Care for Weak Chicks
The text argues culling should not wait for summer or fall and implies culling starts with hatch and continues through growth. It notes weak or crippled chicks should be culled at hatch and that vitality issues threaten the flock, requiring extra care for weak chicks at a cost to rearing, as slow growth or poor maturity follow.
Succeed With Turkeys
Poultry feeding in domestic fashion faces rising costs and tighter ranges as flocks grow. improper feeding harms yields and profits. The message emphasizes the need for better feeding methods to reduce losses and improve turkey production efficiency.
Mistaken for Cold Distorts Disease Report
Fragmentary text discusses confusion between cold and pox in birds. Mentions symptoms such as raised temperature, moist conditions, and mortality risk. Notes various observations without clear facts or sources.
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