FARM AND HOME FOCUS ON LABOR, SEEDS, AND LAND USE
J S Trigg surveys farm life showing cotton and corn economics, drought incentives, and the value of efficient land use. He notes rustproof macaroni wheat trials in Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin, warns against overworking boys, cites irrigation success in a western state, and discusses dodder weed parasitism and tiling for reclaiming swamp land to boost yields.
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North Central States
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dakota
Telephone poles extend onto highways prompting reset
Carelessness allowed nuisance on western highways where telephone poles intrude four to eight feet onto the right of way beyond the fence line. They obstruct mowing and proper highway maintenance. Telephone companies should be ordered to relocate poles to proper fence-line placements.
Cotton picking machine fails for low bolls near soil
Washington agricultural department reports a curio in progress an invention that excels at picking cotton when bolls stand erect but cannot reach lint buried close to the ground. The note describes ongoing experimentation and its limited scope.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Plant contrasts and soil care noted in farm observations
The article discusses cotton boll height adjustment through plant design, knotty pine lumber grading by knots, corn germination power, a farmer refeeding stock with neighbor hay, and the protective and fertilizing roles of winter and spring snows on soil and vegetation. It highlights practical farming insights and seasonal implications for crop and livestock management.
Better methods for seed corn age testing advised
The article dismisses the jackknife test for seed corn as unreliable, likening it to tooth and horn tests for estimating a horse’s or cow’s age. It recommends using a better, surer method and keeping the jackknife unused for seed corn testing.
Alfalfa and Farm Practices Across States Highlighted
The piece argues alfalfa can profitably expand across North and South Dakota and other states, estimating returns of at least 50 to 100 dollars per acre through consistent yield and livestock benefits. It praises improved tools like rideable harrow carts and stresses careful soil use, fertilizer, and crop choices for poor soils, suggesting beans as a resilient option in hot, dry Augments.
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North
South Dakota
Both States
Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
New York
Virginia
Poor soil vs rich soil for beans melons and cucumbers
The author notes Know-in fact performs better on poor soil than rich. A half acre of beans on newly cleared rich timber soil produced poor yields, while melons and cucumbers can be grown with hill fertilization on thin land.
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