Food Crop Wastes By Improving Methods
The Secretary of Agriculture urges higher efficiency in food production and conservation. He stresses seed selection, seed testing before planting, land preparation, and crop care to reduce waste from non germinating seed, pests, and diseases. Disinfecting dips and sprays now offer insurance against losses.
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D. F. Houston
Precautionary Seed Testing to Prevent Dead Seed Planting
Officials urge testing and disinfecting seeds to curb disease like smuts in wheat barley oats and rye. They cite annual U S losses of about 50 to 60 million dollars and call for preventive measures to reduce production waste.
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United States
Agricultural guidance stresses seed quality and storage
The advisory urges careful seed selection and planting patterns for oats wheat and sorghum to maximize yields. It warns on potato and sweet potato disease risks and advocates seed treatment and spraying. It promotes early planning for farm storage for vegetables and drying for preservation amid evolving supply shortages.
Help Us Make The City Newsier With Your Tips
A local appeal asks residents to report news of interest to neighbors. It invites public help to gather items for publication and keep the city paper lively and informative.
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Kerrville Reader
A Kerrville Texas resident T M Bradwell recounts long kidney and bladder trouble with back pains and colorful secretions. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with a cure after one box and urges others to try the remedy at 50 cents through dealers.
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Bright
Dean
Kerrville
Texas
Dean's Kidney Pills Cited As Curing Mr Bradwell
Foster Milburn Co the Buffalo New York firm advertises Dean's Kidney Pills as the medicine that cured Mr Bradwell. The note touts the product and its maker without further details.
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Dean
Mr. Bradwell
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo, N. Y
Dairying Lifts Soil Fertility Through Livestock Feeding
University of Florida Extension says shipping crops drains soil fertility more than moving nutrients with livestock. Feeding crops to animals and returning barnyard manure to fields, plus proper crop rotation, can restore farm producing power and soil richness.
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University of Florida Extension Division
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