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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1909
Page
5
A scattered agricultural item cites apple day celebrations and farmers planning to plant more trees. It notes the dairy and seed industry facts, moisture practices for eggs and nails insights on tools and paint storage, then discusses Minnesota dairy losses and the share of animal products in US meals.
Practical farm guidance covers hay and clover feeding for horses, water needs for livestock, humane handling of colts, and winter care. It notes Pennsylvania college’s success with pruned fruit trees, rhubarb forcing tips, and broad statistics on chickens and eggs from Technical World Magazine.
The article explains how drainage transforms poorly drained soil into firmer, more friable ground. It details how drainage raises temperature, enhances root moisture access, promotes soil aeration, boosts beneficial bacteria, reduces disease risk, and lengthens the growing season by enabling earlier spring cultivation and later fall work.
The article explains how drainage reduces soil erosion by lowering surface water flow and improving subsoil moisture use. It discusses damage from caving banks, root breakage, and the benefits of proper drainage for increased crop yields and land health, with notes on clay soils and drainage implementation.
The article describes making and serving mulk and cream puff cases with chicken or venison alternatives. It notes Hake and golden brows as preferred options, and suggests pimentoes for spice. A method uses drained canned fruit, butter, and a cream sauce thickened with stock, topped with whipped cream and currant jelly.
An illustrated feature from Iowa State College shows two stave silos in the new dairy barn and discusses how silos can enhance farm building aesthetics. It notes many silos are located outside and argues inside placements hinder filling, odor control, and feeding convenience, urging careful integration with feeding rooms.
The piece discusses silo design to preserve green forage, stressing air exclusion, airtight walls and doors, and tight joints. It notes vertical walls work best, tar paper and clay putty joints, and careful door fitting to prevent air intrusion and decay during freezing and storage.
F Martin Duncan, F Z 8, notes elephants have strong memories and compares to other jungle beasts. He cites captive tigers recalling kindness after months and lions showing fear toward native hunters from their homeland. Londres Daily Mail.
Fragmentary text urges careful seed selection and matching variety to sale needs. Includes quoted dialog about promises and a grocery store remark, reflecting incomplete narrative.
Instructions describe selecting ears at the tassel stage and leaving on stalks until one is dry. For seed, sort again to take the best ears. The author notes using this method to develop a strain of Evergreen corn that matures as early as some of the earliest varieties.
Water kept in bottles on ice reduces ice bills. Grow parsley sage and herbs in a kitchen window to save money on seasoning. To bake pancakes add butter or cream to batter. If soup is too salty add raw potato slices to absorb salt. Parafine tops should be washed in cold water and stored. To extract juice from citrus boil fruit then press. Japanned trays resist hot water. rub with olive oil then polish. When broiling steaks place water in the pan to catch grease for easy cleaning. English Bath Buns require flour eggs milk yeast sugar almonds butter and rise time two hours.
Beep curry method: chop onions and fry in butter until colored, add curry powder and cook. Brown beef, stir in flour, brown, then add stock. Boil briefly, add sour orange juice and apple sauce or chopped tart apple. Simmer until tender and serve with plain boiled rice.
Recipe describes preparing gingered pear preserve served with ice cream or melon. Use eight pounds pears sliced thin with four pounds sugar one cup water juice and zest of four lemons and one eighth pound green ginger simmered to marmalade consistency.
Prepare ripe melons by removing seeds and cutting into small cubes then steam until tender. Make lemon syrup using one and a half pounds of sugar per pint of juice and mix one lemon per pint of cooked melon. Combine with syrup and simmer until it coats a spoon. cool to a marmalade consistency with a clear amber color.
Instructions describe selecting uniform fall apples peel core slice scallop edge with cockie cut ter cover with sugar overnight using half sugar to fruit drain juice bring to boil add spices cook rapidly for pink color. Wash discard spoiled pods and seeds then fold in for final texture.
The article argues that building and maintaining a dairy herd relies on discriminating selection and thorough records. Regular testing, such as the Babcock test, and ration adjustments based on milk yield can raise profits, reduce food costs, and improve herd productivity by guiding crop rotations and concentrate purchases.
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