Caution urged in selecting hybrid corn seed amid regional variances
Beadle County Agent Leonard Ladd reports that hybrid corn yields vary by location from the heartland to Central South Dakota. Tests since 1936 show hybrids often underperform open pollinated varieties in Beadle County, with only a few adapting well to local soils and climate. Farmers are advised to test locally, avoid hybrids newer than 100 days, and buy cautiously due to seed shortages and logistic pressures affecting hogs and packing plants.
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Leonard Ladd
Beadle County
Corn Belt
South Dakota
Towa
Minnesota
Iowa
Pioneer
de Kalb
Jacques
Finks
Beadle
Machinery Hat
Kingscroft
Daltons Iowa
Hog Crop Outlook Improves But Marketings Remain Heavy
The department of agriculture expects hog marketing trouble to ease as 1943 44 marketings pass a peak. Hog production for 1944 is forecast at about 205 million head, matching 1942 levels, signaling a less severe but still present outlook requiring early planning.
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Department of Agriculture
Fixing First Aid Kits For Farm Emergencies
Mrs. Caddie Whitaker of Broadland shows how to assemble home medical kits for farm emergencies. She uses a large glass jar with bandages iodine salve tape scissors and a jar of onions in salt and vinegar as an emergency poultice for snake bites.
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Caddie Whitaker
Broadland
Auto Industry at Peak Amid War Time Payroll Rise
Amid a wartime manpower drain of over 25,000 men to armed forces, the automotive sector has steadily expanded its payroll reaching a new peak. The surge reflects wartime production demands and reallocation of labor to support the conflict effort.
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