Cigarette bill spark on Idaho politics and village election
The Record discusses the Idaho legislature and Governor Davis veto prospects for a cigarette bill, arguing it harms legitimate trade and pushes minors toward illicit sales. It notes a village election April 6 and urges taxpayer involvement, praising local boards and cautioning on enforcement of tobacco laws. The piece also covers Wilson Harding transition, public forum calls, and farming notes on hay varieties and seedbeds with guidance from a bulletin.
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Essential that crops fit soil in hay production
United States Department of Agriculture notes white timothy and red clover as best hay crops for the Southeast. mixtures with alfalfa and meadow fescue help on uplands, while white timothy yields on poor land. Redtop and tall grasses considered good, with detailed guidance in Farmers Bulletin No. LT Meadows. Tennessee and surrounding states show high timothy and clover acreage.
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Labor data helps size farm labor and power needs
A farmer can use labor and horse power records to determine the number of days needed for man and animal work to produce a crop. The United States Department of Agriculture notes such records reveal how to allocate labor, reduce waste, and balance annual farm activities to maintain production without overloading peak periods. The text urges evaluating machinery lines after planning the year's work.
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