Woman describes thriving garden and delayed harvests
In a reflective personal piece the author details a home garden year, listing crops like cucumbers tomatoes peppers and beans, with notes on careful plantings, borders, and succession. She recalls a tomato harvest, compares past and present yields, and notes plans for next season while celebrating family helpers and the joy of home gardening.
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Two Good Shade Trees For the Farm and Orchard
The article promotes two shade tree species from the Orient notable for rapid growth and broad leaves. It argues a classic Japanese maple and another fast growing tree are attractive, hardy options valued for their form and year round color. It notes tolerance differences and suggests trial planting, praising early growth and useful fruiting for some varieties.
Fragmentary Old Time Silly Line About Birds and Fruit
A garbled fragment mentions children, hires, various fowls, and birds like mockingbird and elkenlea, with stray references to branches, yarn chicory, and mudberries. The readable text suggests a rural scene of animals and plants but lacks clear events or actions.
Fertilizer Mixture for Potatoes Promises High Yields
The article outlines a fertilizer blend for potatoes using 400 pounds of sulfate of ammonia, 200 pounds of sulfate of umonia and 200 pounds of sulfate of potash per acre, claiming it yields good crops even with limited manure. It notes a ten ton per acre manure value, offers tailing guidance on application, and warns about cost and quality of ready-made potato manures.
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Doctor Coulter Lectures on Food Problems and Plant Breeding
Dr Coulter discusses food supply challenges and plant breeding as a solution. The talk covers wheat quality, nutrition, and the role of genetics, with remarks on future agricultural policy and research led by the American Association of Science. The event, part of an annual science meeting in Tivendale, names organizers and dates for the forthcoming session.
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Wheat Prices Fall in Liverpool Market
Market reports from Liverpool indicate a softening wheat trend with limited trader activity and subdued demand after a week of varied prices. Weather conditions and forthcoming holiday pauses influenced trading, with some consignments delayed and others sold at modest losses.
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Kansas Wheat Harvest Force Needed for 15 Million Bushels
The state faces a labor shortfall as farmers anticipate drought and weather constraints. Aims to recruit 40 000 workers to harvest 15 000 000 bushels of wheat, with concern over wartime and economic pressures affecting production and distribution. Strong entities include Kansas farmers and state agricultural authorities.
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