Caponizing Extra Cockerels Boosts Market Value and Flavor
New York State College of Agriculture says caponizing extra cockerels eases feed costs and fattening. Capons fetch higher November market quotes and retain broiler texture, with breeds chosen to fit market demand.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Jersey
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Rhode Island
Cornell
Office of Publications
Ithaca
New York
Waterers and Feeders Should Be Kept Clean In Summer
Summer care for chicks emphasizes clean water and feed to prevent contamination. Keep feeders and waterers elevated and free of dirt to reduce disease risk as chicks approach maturity.
Dry Henhouse Floor At Oho State University
E L Dakan head poultryman at Oho state university advocates a dry henhouse floor. He explains a traditional method: level soil higher than surroundings, lay tar paper to stop water seepage, then add a two inch concrete layer. The result last winter was notably dry.
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E. L. Dakan
Oho State University
Daken
Early mite control for poultry revealed by Iowa State expert
RL Cochran of Iowa State College warns that red mites multiply quickly in warm weather and can kill young chickens or stop laying. Female mites lay eggs four days after, with larvae feeding on host blood, making early treatment crucial.
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Ted
Ays RL
Cochran
Iowa State College Poultryman
Stephens
Yard sanitation steps for poultry houses
The guidance urges lime in hen yards not yet treated and thorough plowing or spading for several weeks to disinfect and curb disease. It notes mixed opinions on all-stroke time as a disinfectant but supports its benefit to crops. Regular aeration of the yard and frequent off-gate airing help prevent contamination and favor crop cultivation.
Parasites Threaten All Live Stock In Pastures
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the article argues parasites living in pastures threaten horses cattle sheep and swine. It explains life cycles reproduction hosts and the importance of sanitation and vigilant control to prevent grazing parasites from harming livestock.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Stacl Browers
Lead Arsenate for Cabbage Worms Described
An old agricultural note outlines using lead arsenate to control cabbage worms. It advises mixing one ounce of powder with two gallons of water for spraying, notes soft water as better, and suggests laundry soap to help adherence. Dusting is recommended in morning dew to make the dust stick.
Farm facts on seed pieces and pest control notes
Experiments show large seed pieces boost potato yields. Inspect binder for repairs and polish rusty knots. Use superphosphate on poultry boards and dairy gutters. Wilt bacteria overwinters in fields via cucumber beetles. Treat poultry perches with oil or whitewash to control red mites. Discuss breeding stock and community programs for bull associations. Early crops need fine seed beds and succession planting after harvest. Ladino clover makes good pasture when moisture is ample. mix with rye grass and timothy. Sow in spring on a fine seed bed.
Sanitation urged to curb worm trouble in hog herds
Swine expert W. V. Hays urges farmers to clean farrowing houses and feeding areas, rake bedding, and rotate lots to control roundworms in pigs. He recommends washing sows, keeping clean ground, sowing soy and grazing cover crops, and applying a rye water wash for quarters. The Craven county industry reports better worm control and rising hog quality as shipments increase.
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Carolina
W. V
North Carolina
Eneze
Hays
Craven County
Obsolete Animals Named by Mohler for Modern Farm Practice
Dr J R Mohler of the US Department of Agriculture identifies obsolete animal types that fail to repay maintenance costs, serve poor sites, or suffer contagious diseases. He notes millions of such animals persist on farms and urges adoption of updated 1930 models to keep pace with industry sanitation and poultry reforms.
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Mohler
J. R. Mohler
United States Department of Agriculture
Doctor Moller
Doctor Mohler
Feeding Veal Calves For Optimal Growth In Early Weeks
Feeding plan outlines milk and grain schedules for calves from birth to six months. First two weeks include three feedings daily with eight to twelve pounds of milk per day. third week adds grain and skim milk substitute. by weeks three to four skim milk may be omitted and grain increases. A starter grain mix and gradual grain adjustments align with age and vigor, ending at about two pounds daily by three months and no further increases until six months. The recommended grain mix totals reflect specific ingredient proportions.
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Redace
New Cattle Disease Anaplagmasis Emerges in Southwest
A new cattle illness named Anaplagmasis has appeared in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma affecting livestock. Infected cattle become anemic and feverish with reduced milk production and appetite loss. Saliva and tear production increase. About 31 percent die, typically within a week.
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Nnsas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Southwest
Utah Briefs Spotlight Regional Happenings Across State
Reports from Price canyon to Ogden detail water mains in stalled projects Pleasant Grove hosts 10 000 hikers to Mount Timpanogos Provo BU summer school opens with large attendance Nephi Pioneer Day celebration draws residents 105 years and up Logan Joss Naylor 11 dies in rock quarry accident Ayrum bands perform at Logan Pioneer Day Panguitch Lions Charter Night draws crowd Ogden to host Oxen Pacific parade with 15 cities Brigham City rail shipments show mixed stock market impact Castlegate mine victims fund has 46000 awaiting 105000 raised Farmington short cut road to Weber canyon planned Ogden civic groups push removal of labor pool採 Philippines workers depart Utah counties 4 H outing August 6 Mapleton to host fair prizes and repairs Ogden hosiery firm sues over licensing Ogden All American Air Derby sets date Springville potato crop looks good Ophir canyon hit by cloud burst Ogden homecoming event planned American Fork wool grading Pembroke pigs bought for 4 H Mapleton alfalfa disease concerns affect Utah counties
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Provo
Nephi
Logan
Joss Naylor
Ayrum
Salt Creek Canyon
Provyo
Utah County
Provo Nnd
Springville
Delta
Pangultch
Lions’ Club
Ogden
Brigham City
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
National Shipping Board
Castagate
Castlegate
Gov. Geo. Dera
Castlegate Relict Fund
Farmington
Weber Canyon
North Ogden
Maple Doll Resort
Paysone Canyon
Pleasant Grove
Florence Andrus
Salt Air
Pangulteh
Salt Lake
Tooele
Ophir Canyon
Fillmore
Fort Douglay
Ogten
Fentip
Mae
Sonia
Salt Tatke
Cache
Davis Weber
Millay
Washington
Frenchman Bruneau Sues Rouen Over False Imprisonment
Alphonse Bruneau of Rouen seeks 73 000 francs in damages from Rouen municipality claiming two years of false imprisonment for a bicycle theft he did not commit. He cites multiple prison terms and argues the latest sentence is unjust while remaining jailed.
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Alphonse Bruneau
Rouen
France
Bruneau
Beetles to inhabit new Buckinghamshire house study project
The Montreal Herald notes a plan to house death watch beetles in a forthcoming Buckinghamshire dwelling. Scientists from multiple research institutions and government centers will study the nests that damage Britain's buildings as the beetles serve as sole occupants of the new structure.
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Buickinghamshire
Westminster
Britain
Montreal Herald
James learns about giving on Children's Day
James declines Sunday school but asks for a present. His mother explains it is Children’s Day and he should attend. He notes that on Mother's Day they give him gifts and playfully suggests receiving presents in return.
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James
The Universal Lament Dialogue in Louisville Courier Journal
A brief dialogue fragments the column with a comic exchange about rides and distance. The pair discuss going home and estimate a distance of eight blocks as a joke on travel and proximity.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Need for Long Trip Sparks World Tour Debate
A brief exchange argues travel broadens the mind with calls to take a journey around the world. The quip notes the value of broadened horizons through long trips and exploration.
Do you mind telling me in language about that car
The fragment shows a short exchange about requesting information on a car. It reads as a tiny dialogue line with a confirmation or refusal. No clear event, person, or organization is established.
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