News Review Of Current Events By Edward W Pickard
Treasury settles French debt for the United States with a per cent arrangement. House passes Burton bill 236 to 112 though senate action expected after winter. Prohibition debates rise with Beveridge slamming executive power and Borah pressing enforcement. Egypt UK crisis deepens as court acquittals spark a warship move. Poland’s Pilsudski era unsettled. women diverge on suffrage strategies at Paris convention. Golf triumphs in Britain as American teams perform in Walker Cup matches.
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Soil Improvement Push Boosts Midwest Crops
A Midwest drive to raise soil fertility and legume acreage shows gains per 100 cultivated acres from 1924 census data. Michigan leads with a 7.37 increase, followed by Missouri 5.79 and Wisconsin 6.10, aided by educational campaigns. Farmers seek better crop rotations and higher yields through lime, fertilizers, inoculation, and improved practices for alfalfa clovers and soybeans.
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Soy Beans as an Emergency Crop for Hay
A New Jersey State College of Agriculture crop specialist says soy beans beat other options as an emergency hay crop for dairymen short of good hay. They can be grown alone or with sudan grass or sorghum, should be inoculated, and perform well on unlimed land. They rival alfalfa in feeding value and help spare ground for follow on crops, though curing in the field is key.
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Seed Bed Favored for Many Crops
The text urges thorough seed bed preparation before planting corn or any crop. A well pulverized surface and clean soil help plants start strong, gaining early growth and outpacing weeds. It recommends planting after weed seeds germinate, then harrowing to uproot them, and stresses warm mellow soil for optimal growth.
Barley Seeding Timing for Early Crop
Early sowing of barley is advised to ensure a good crop. Seed barley before oats when possible and keep the seed in cold soil briefly to promote growth. both crops should mature well to avoid rotting before germination.
Victims of Tricks See Potatoes Buyers Warned
A report from the United States Department of Agriculture cautions potato purchasers that buying new or highly advertised varieties increases risk of receiving misdescribed stock. Mr. Stuart notes 189 varieties were ordered last year from different dealers and 25 percent of received lots differed from those specified.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tomatoes Easy to Raise If Carefully Cared For
A writer from Successful Farming advises careful care for tomatoes. Transplanted plants must be staked and pruned to prevent branches from breaking under fruit. As dry weather starts, form small earth mounds around each stalk to brace and deepen grounding.
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Formalin treatment for potato scab and black scurf
Instructions describe using formalin at 1 pint per 80 gallons water to soak seed, rinse, and dry before storage. Corrosive sublimate treatment of 4 ounces per 80 gallons water also advised for black scurf. Soaking times vary from percent strength to 2 hours based on infection severity, with tubers kept whole during treatment.
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Trees Valuable for Acreage and Farm Use
Chester A. Lee Extension Forester at Colorado Agricultural College asserts trees add value to acreage. He urges converting unproductive land to timber or windbreaks, noting possible later cash returns from well managed plantings and diversified use for farm purposes.
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Alfalfa and Legume Cultivation Under Acid Soils
Farmers adapt by liming soils to grow legumes like alfalfa and sweet clover, as acidic conditions hinder growth. Copper dust treatment helps prevent mildews in crops such as sorghum, while dairy notes warn of milking trends showing higher milk flow with reduced butterfat. The article casts boys as tomorrow’s farmers and stresses observation of cream test trends.
Dark jungle origin described in distant Yamé tale
A fragmentary line evokes a path from obscure origins deep in jungle regions to the Yamé, hinting at a legendary or mythic source. The text reads as a poetic or dramatic image rather than a clear event with identifiable people or places.
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