Great Possibilities In Cornstalks Crill Says
Secretary of Agriculture Louis N Crill outlines the potential of cornstalks for paper making and new factories across the corn belt. He cites industry data, calls for labor saving machinery and urges innovation to boost farm profits and support newsprint and wrap paper demand.
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South Dakota
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Corn Belt
Central West
Urge Action In South Dakota On Farm Waste Use
A survey highlights converting farm wastes into value via new processes. Plans include paying 1 per acre for cornstalks plus labor and clearing costs, and converting flax straw to artificial leather while oats straw yields high value products. The effort aims to expand raw material supply and develop local finished products.
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Minneapolis
Hakata
State survey aims to join farming with manufacturing in South Dakota
The speaker argues to shift from raw materials to finished goods to bring markets to fields, reduce freight, boost tax base, and grow prosperity by integrating agriculture with industry. The survey will inventory assets and guide all state activities toward this objective.
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South Dakota
Grid
State Chamber
Fragmentary note hints at marketing plan for advertising sales
A partial excerpt references a program of advertising and selling to willing buyers to transform products into marketable goods. The text implies a strategy to expand market reach and monetize offerings through targeted messaging.
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Payé
Wey
Cows Learnin Dairy Efficiency Boost Taxing Farmers?
Eight years ago California cows produced 36.2 pounds less butterfat on average than today. Science and skill drove the gain, adding 44,275,000 dollars to dairy farmers annually.
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California
Less Sweet Forecast Sets 5 Million Bushel Drop for Potatoes
Department of Agriculture forecast for October 1 shows sweet potato crop losses amounting to 5,000,000 bushels compared with last year. The present crop estimate stands at 78,612,000 bushels.
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Department of Agriculture
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