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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1939

Page

21

Miners Rebuild Herds and Embrace Drought Resistant Crops

Nelson James and Charles Miner of Beadle County near Huron, South Dakota, report a strong revival in livestock farming after the 1934 drought. They manage 2700 acres and 248 cattle with 46 sows, expanding herds as Kale and Sooner Milo replace corn. They credit drought and grasshopper resistant crops for stabilizing production, noting kale yields of 61,000 pounds from 40 acres. Their 1934 experiences spurred broader local adoption of resilient farming.

Beadle Galley South Dakota Nelson James Charles Huron Charles Miner Nelson Miner Milo James Miner Mir Eratory Texas Kansas Hussa Kale Ito Miner Brothers L. A. Bloodgood Crow Wits Beadle County

Beadle County Farmers May Earn $425000 Under 1939 Soil Program

Beadle County farmers may earn 425000 under the 1939 Soil Conservation program, per Beadle County chairman Ei F. Martin. The plan increases potential payments by 60000 over the LYSu program, with expectations of 100 percent farmer cooperation to maximize county benefits and cash income, including storage advantages at the Ever Normal Granary.

Beadle County Ei F. Martin Martin Beadle Coun Gamal South Dakota

Miners Grow Wheat and Corn on Large South Dakota Farm

James Miner and brothers lead a diverse 650 acre farming plan in South Dakota with kale Milo barley rye and corn. The operation centers on cooperative grain storage and shared profits from crops and livestock including 285 cattle 45 brood sows and 40 horses as they anticipate potential grasshopper damage and rely on spring conditions and strong manure from Percheron horses.

Nelson Miner James Miner Jim Asture Nelson James River Charles Miner

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