Disk Harrow Value for Wyoming Farmers Boosts Soil Health
A Wyoming Farm Bulletin outlines how the disk harrow aids moisture retention in fallow land, weed control, and soil conditioning across elevations from 8,000 feet. It details uses from soil pulverization to lawn improvements and orchard cultivation, highlighting irrigation regions and the device as a key tillage tool.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Farm Bulletin
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Dry farming tillage system prompts moisture conservation
The article outlines a dry farming system focusing on conserving soil moisture through immediate post harvest cultivation, surface mulching, and subsurface packing. It emphasizes alternate cropping, soil moisture retention, and using homegrown seeds for better drought resilience, with practical notes on keeping moisture and care of draft animals.
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C. M. Olson
Minnesota
Matton
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Flax Wilt Cause Studied by North Dakota Expert
Prof Rolley of the North Dakota Agricultural College has pursued years of work to determine the cause of flax wilt and to identify a remedy. His findings suggest disease resistance in flax seed and potential control methods that may apply to similar wheat diseases, with emphasis on seed selection and soil conditions to build immunity.
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Minnesota
Rolley
North Dakota Agricultural College
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Rae Sarelonss
Manure Management Worth Saving Barnyard Nitrogen
Idaho Experiment Station notes barnyard manure losses from leaching and volatilization. Nitrogen valued at eight cents a pound means a 130 pound nitrogen load per ton of manure translates to about 10 dollars per ton, so preserving manure reduces waste and improves value. Liquid and solid manure deteriorate faster when stored separately, and compact storage from weather minimizes loss.
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Idaho Experiment Station
Holding Water in Subsoil for Crop Drought Aid
Kansas Agricultural College expert Ry A H Eeidigh explains that 3 to 4 inches of seasonal rain can leave 300 to 400 tons of water per acre in the subsoil. He urges plowing after harvest and drag-plowing in spring or summer to aid soaking, while warns against fall drag plowing to avoid soil packing or blowing.
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Ry A. H. Eeidigh
Kansas Agricultural College
Tobacco sales fall per cent lower than prior year
Leese Tobacco Sales reports a material decrease in sales from the department of agriculture, with volumes averaging lower than the previous year by a notable percent.
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Leese
Department of Agriculture
Wrongly Chastleed in The Wisdom of Folly excerpt
A quoted fragment from The Wisdom of Folly compiled by Biles Thornycroft Fowler reflects on mistaken chastisement versus moral deeds. The archaic spelling and phrasing illustrate 17th or 18th century prose style.
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