Feeding breeders for early, high quality chicks urge farms
The U S Department of Agriculture advises special breeding rations with less corn meal and meat scraps, plus milk minerals and green feed. Emphasizes vitamins and adding cod liver oil, outdoor time, sun, and open poultry house windows. Yearling birds yield better results. January to March is key for top hatch quality. Also notes New Year visits by Louis Blumer of Dakota and Cort visitine with Efford and Max Hunsberger families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Louis Blumer
Dakota
Efford
Max Hunsberger
Cort Visitine
L. Ter
Mail order scams prompt local residents notice
Mails burdened with approval merchandise prompts residents to review and return items or remit payment. No law forces purchase of unsolicited goods and delay threats carry no legal weight. Post office and seller risk disputes, buyers may keep or return items without obligation. Weather and illness news matter elsewhere.
Good Plant Cover Prevents Erosion
Prepared by the United Bates 2? Agriculture. The article discusses how healthy plant cover reduces erosion on pastures and fields, noting grasses and low-growing plants protect soil, help water infiltration, and sustain watershed protection through adequate grazing. It cites Forest Service input on preserving ground cover and the role of grazing policies.
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United Bates
Lanzes
Forest Service
United States Department of Agritelcre
Clarence L. Farsling
Weed Worse Than Quack Cox Invasion Of South Dakota
Dr Arthur T Evans head of botany and plant pathology at South Dakota State College warns leafy spurge is worse than quack grass or sow thistle. A farmer brought a weed sample to his office and reveals plowing three to four times each summer for at least three years may beat the weed. It forms patches about three feet high and has yellow green crews. neighbors report fields taken by the weed and township action to exterminate it. Farmers warned that土地 margins may soon lose value if not controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Tiakota
Arthur T. Evans
South Dakota State College
Up-to-Date Soy Bean Bulletin From Urbana Station
The bulletin 310 from Micnois Urbana station provides current information on planting soy beans including varieties and harvest. It notes Winla snap and states soy beans are widely grown in eastern and southern Simuix with over 700, OM acres in the state.
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Urbana
Simuix
Iowa
Uinoje
Farm Notes on Poultry, Eggs, and Feed Practices
This farm brief discusses egg weight versus shell value, hen feeding in the flock, and sending birds to the butcher after heavy yields. It notes calcium feeding, poultry house management, and the impact of fowl nutrition on milk yields in cows while touching on extermination methods for pests in fields.
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Albert T. Reid
Elbe Ea. Reid
Quaker
Quaker Oats Company
Weibel Mill Company
Blue 31
Schori & Kuster
Carkorel Sud & Pounds
Lady Hope
Ito
Kenneth Strong
Foot
Ae Hason
York
Doria Hope
Francis Hope
England
New York
Clare Scott
Jay Aha Ei
Ction Pe Sith Resiinet
Favaiey
Ancey
Picher
Delbert Cioteey'ortecker
Masionary
Janary Baptist Church
Deastegt
Misa
Vivian
McMaster
Filinais
Isat
Mini Beach
Fla
Delta Misivaco
J. Diz
Chicago
Clarence Willard
Man
Chester P. Mills
Durant
W. C. Durant
Frene
Endy
Salige Mark
American Society Formation of Aviation
Ce Zi
Viola Gentry
New Jers
Chaplin
Ida Eherrill
California
Ghadile Chopin
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