Mildew hits Pike county clover as cool nights worsen crop
Pike county farmers report the clover crop the heaviest in years but two thirds of fields show mildew progress due to extreme cool nights and low ground moisture. Some fields are white with mildew as farmers cut and bale late into the night to salvage the crop.
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Improvement of Dairy Industry Aimed at by Recent Conference
Representatives from Ayrshire Brown Swiss Guernsey Holstein Frin association delegates met in Washington May 5 called by Dr W Larson to discuss dairy cattle improvement. They urged cooperative bull associations advanced registry and closer university breed cooperation to promote purebreds and better production.
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Beltsville
Maryland
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Wisconsin
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Michigan
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Minnesota
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New York
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Missouri
Refilling sacks prohibited under federal law
Federal officers warn against refilling used feed sacks with names and brands from other feeds. The practice can mislead under the Food and Drugs Act, with inspectors monitoring interstate feed shipments for adulteration or misbranding. A Iowa dealer faced a hearing for shipping molasses feed in refilled sacks bearing another manufacturer's name.
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Bureau of Chemistry
Iowa
Bureau
Anot
Bees Vital to Fruit Yields Through Pollination
Purdue entomologist Prof. W. A. Price notes bees play a key role in fruit production by pollinating flowers. In rainy or backward seasons bees operate between showers, aiding orchard yields when flies and wind are less effective.
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