Distinguishing Common Grasses and Timothy’s Stature
A USDA farmer bulletin summarizes major cultivated and wild grasses, led by Timothy as the most important hay grass. It notes Kentucky bluegrass nonnative status, lawn and forage values, and lists species with seed weights, seeding rates, and uses. Availability via the USDA.
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New Farmer’s Bulletin
C. V. Piper
Timothy
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United States
Kentucky
Starchy Eared Corn More Susceptible to Root Rot
A Department Bulletin reports that dent corn ears with starchy kernels show higher infection by root rot than horny kernels. Distinguish kernels by translucence. horny kernels are translucent, starchy are opaque. This trait could reduce ear testing by guiding seed selection. Bulletin available from the U S Department in Washington D C.
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John F. ‘Trust
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Washington, D.C
Northwest Warehouse Act Put Into Broad Effect
The United States warehouse act is being implemented on a large scale in the Northwest with cooperation from agriculture and regional banks. Licensed grain warehousemen from last year plan to renew licenses this year and additional warehousemen are expected to join the system.
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Northwest
United States Department of Agriculture
Green Manuring Aids Soil Inprovement
Government bulletin No. 1250 on Green Manuring gathers available data on plowing under green manures to improve poorer soils. The United States Department of Agriculture offers free copies on request from Washington DC. Every farmer interested in soil improvement should obtain a copy.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Ventilation Tips for Poultry Houses in Summer
Summer poultry care recommends removing standard windows and using muslin frames or fine mesh wire to improve airflow. Wide mesh admits sparrows, bringing mites and chickenpox, affecting eggs. Egg production hinges on feeding. studies show each dollar spent on mash and feed yields more than double in extra eggs.
Device Aids Berry Grower In Summer Bed Care
A rolling cutter helps control runners in strawberry beds by cutting them as they grow between rows. D R Van Horn describes refining the cutter up and down the rows to keep plants confined. The tool uses two cutters from an old disk mounted on a homemade frame.
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D. R. van Horn
Nebraska Farm Journal
Poison Spray Safety for Fruits and Vegetables
United States Department of Agriculture finds that following approved spraying schedules minimizes harmful residues on harvested fruits and vegetables. Heavy or late season spraying can leave detectable levels of arsenic lead or copper, though washing peeling or trimming often removes them. The department published Bulletin 1027 detailing results and how to obtain copies in Washington DC.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Washington, D. C
Fixing Grades for Mohair by USDA Investigations
Federal wool specialists survey Texas mohair as the United States Department of Agriculture moves to establish grades. The report notes ongoing studies on mohair varieties and quality standards.
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Federal
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana corn and wheat crops forecast as July 1 condition
The Department of Agriculture in Washington projects Indiana corn at 170.75 million bushels and wheat at 32.05 million, with corn acreage at 4.765 million and wheat about 83 percent of ten year average. Reports also note dam busts, tax commissioner actions, dam failures, and local farm yields across the state.
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Superman at nerve preacher conference memorably misreads exam
A visiting bishop reviews exam papers and encounters a test marked 101 percent. The examiner explains the man answered an unasked question, producing a humorous miscalculation amid a conference of nerve preachers.
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Brother Jones
Artists Banned From Farmland After Poisoned Cows Incident
In Old Lyme and Hamburg Conn signs bar artists from trespassing on farm property. The notice cites cows poisoned by paint encrusted rags discarded by a colorist, prompting access restrictions across local farms.
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Old Lyme
Hamburg
Conn
Scientific American
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