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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
2
Beef Cattle Outlook Shows Stronger Cattle Position This Fall
The United States Department of Agriculture reports beef cattle are in a stronger position than a year ago with scarce fed steers expected to push prices higher this fall. A large corn supply and fewer hogs may boost feeder cattle demand, with heavy cattle marketings offset by good weather and feed conditions. European demand for meats rose, but beef imports remain largely from Argentina, limiting U.S. beef movement from that source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Department
Argentina
United States
Pruning Techniques for Tender and Hardy Grape Varieties
Horticulture notes from University of Minnesota expert W. G. Briertey detail fall pruning and winter protection for Concord Brighton and hardy vines. It outlines fan and horizontal trunk systems, bud counts, cane selection, and timing for first three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Brighton
W. G. Briertey
University of Itinnegota
Sweet Soil Advice on Hubam and Legume Seeding
Sweet soil guidance explains Hubam and other legumes like clover and alfalfa will not grow on sour soil. It urges liming sour soil before seeding and recommends sowing a legume with every small grain to improve soil and allow plowing under in fall or spring.
Use of Dependable Disinfectants Urged
Announcement from the United States Department of Agriculture urges livestock owners to use dependable disinfectants for premises, dips, and sanitation. It stresses proper product selection, correct strengths, and cost efficiency, noting disinfection affects indemnity for tuberculous cattle and prevention of losses through prompt treatment and sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
United State Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Winter Cover Crops Provide Five Key Benefits
Winter cover crops preserve soil fertility by capturing residual spring plant food and reducing leaching. They prevent soil erosion and, when turned under, increase soil organic matter and water holding capacity. Leguminous crops add substantial nitrogen, potentially more than 800 pounds per acre of nitrate fertilizer. They also boost future hay yields, providing high grade forage when feed is scarce.
Treatment for Blackcap Raspberries Pruning Tips
Blackcap raspberries require specific pruning as new plants form where cane tips touch the ground. Cut these canes back to about 80 inches in spring and support on wires or stakes. After harvest, remove and burn fruiting canes to eliminate diseases or insects. cultivation helps, while mulching keeps fruit clean. Three to six canes per patch suffice. too many canes spoil the patch.
Green straw stack plans and farm tips in fall
Farmers discuss fall alfalfa seeding, culling poultry, and drying tasks. Emphasis on keeping farm accounts, preparing corn harvesters and potato diggers, and timing hay crops for profit. Notes on reducing rat infestation and lightning-prone oak trees in a German forest.
Flavor of onions almost essential for cooking
The United States Department of Agriculture notes onions supply vitamins and calcium and should be common in children’s diets. It advises methods to use onion flavor subtly, ways to prevent waste, and tips for cooking spring and mature onions to reduce strong odors while preserving taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Whole Wheat Breakfast From Pressure Cooker
Nutrition specialists urge frequent use of whole grain cereals such as whole wheat breads oatmeal and brown rice. The USDA suggests cooking whole wheat in a steam pressure cooker for a nutritious breakfast or supper served with milk fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Thia
Vegetable Flavors In Soups Stews And Pie
Tested by the United States Department of Agriculture this recipe blends vegetables for soups stews and a vegetable pie. Use brussels sprouts cabbage cauliflower kale or tomato juice with a biscuit crust and seasonings for a hearty dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Pimentos Best Peppers for Canning from USDA Guide
The guide notes Spanish pimentos as the best peppers for canning due to thick flesh and smooth skin. Bell peppers are not suitable. Use whole peppers or cut into strips, remove seeds, roast to peel, then pack in sterilized jars with no added liquid or seasoning. Process pint jars 30 minutes in a water bath and store in a cool dry place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witer-bath
Early Handkerchief Use by Churchmen in Europe
Fragmentary text notes that early churchmen are credited with using handkerchiefs in Europe and that priests were once allowed to carry them. A confused line mentions vestments and a priest at the altar, but the details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Belo Altar
Very Sad Trene Comedy Line Reflection
A light exchange features Mildred quipping about crying with a playful jab about a moth ball, suggesting a humorous, domestic exchange in a period mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene
Mildred
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