Silos Rise Across United States as Farmers Adapt Ensilage
The Gloucester Advocate notes silage growth nationwide illustrated by New York Tribune data. By next three weeks and beyond about half a million silos will be filled in northern states. Ohio Western Reserve townships report 8 to 100 silos each as specialists fill large silos daily. Experts urge cooperation in machinery and labour to improve silage quality, stressing best fermentation, proper cutting, gentle filling, and careful curing.
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United States
Australia
New York “Tribune
Western Reserve
Ohio
New Mottles in Butter Answer Spurs Fresh Debate
New York experiment station issues bulletin reopens debate on butter mottling. It claims leaving buttermilk in butter causes mottles, lists factors like salt distribution and granule size, and prescribes stopping churning at rice-grain granule size and rinsing with cool water to remove adhering buttermilk. The report urges wider input from salt advocates and cautions against overconfidence in prior conclusions.
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New York Experiment Station
Efficient Butter Washing and Drying Process
The text describes complete contact before drawing off water and treating granules, followed by draining until the final drainage is clear. Salting and working proceed in the usual manner. When handling large quantities of butter, extra care is needed to ensure effective washing compared with smaller amounts.
Manuring Vines and Phosphatic Manures
French viticulture expert M Coste Floret reports years of vine manuring experiments. Phosphatic manures aid fruit set, raise juice sugar, hasten maturity, regulate fermentation, strengthen wood, and boost disease resistance, while excess nitrogen promotes fungus outbreaks.
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M. Coste-Floret
Man of Letters. A Mysterious Englishman on Bouton
Latest mails from Celebes describe a bronzed Englishman living with a dwarf on Bouton Island. They built a scarlet house with a giant shield bearing I am a M.O.L. and a pyramid portrait. Locals hailed him as Amos, a new god, and he claimed to be the greatest English novelist alive.
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Bouton
Macassar
M.O.L
Amos
Upéeart
London
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