Valuable object lesson for dairy farmers from a mint analogy
A North Dakota agricultural article compares cattle farming to a mint making coins, arguing for precise record keeping of cost of production milk output and butter fat tests. It describes using a simple dairy record system, weighing feed, tracking milk per milking, and monthly fat content to assess profitability and guide herd improvement. It also mentions affordable dairy testing kits and equipment for basic record keeping.
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G. J. Martin
North Dakota
Agilcultural College
United States
Philadelphia
Marke
Cloverseed Production and Weather Effects
Cloverseed production depends on blooming in the dry season and is harmed by wet weather. Dry spells favor seed formation, while heavy rains lead to hay-like crops with little seed. Excessive stem growth and pasturing or clipping reduce yield, and insect presence is noted as a factor in fertilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M—C. T. Smi
Advanced price of farms in corn belt states
In the Decorn belt states farm values have risen near 70 percent in the past ten weeks, reflecting an advanced market trend for agricultural land and crops. Affected areas include Tiads and surrounding counties, with farmers noting higher prices and increased demand.
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Decorn Belt
Uses for good whitewash alfalfa crop
Whitewashing is a common protective finish for barns and stables, with a government recipe using lime, salt, rice paste, Spanish whiting, glue, and hot water. Alfalfa is praised as a rich forage crop, improving soil, tolerating various soils, and growing well with proper seeding in May or June. It yields high feed per acre and can even be used for pancake or bread tests, though the emphasis stays on stock feed and soil health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyte
Abortion concerns in mares linked to morning grazing
Abortion in mares has sometimes resulted from mares eating frozen grass early in the morning. It is safer to give a ration of hay before turning brood mares to grass early in the morning. Mares mated late in the season are more susceptible to abortion.
The King Road Drag in Neighborhoods Worth More Than Dogs
A fragmented note describes a King road drag in local neighborhoods described as valuable beyond compare, likening its significance to the country’s dogs. The quirky phrasing hints at a local saying or satirical observation about street life and value.
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N. P. Reed, Mgr
Bartley Store
Kastien
Flour City
Golden Valley
Morris & Mathison
Beach
Bairyman
United States Mint
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Willy Citeeriy
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R. W. Stough
O. R. Niece
Over Bartley Block
Besch, N. Dak
R. M. Andrews
J. A. Miller
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Museus & McNab Physicians & Surgeons Mice
Golden Vank Building
Joseph Denoy
Rechane & Gallagher
Ah Ow Yyers
Anderson
Vailey
Hislaamey
Pere
Stott
Shapson
AL Clark
Witter
Douglas Proctor
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BK Crean Pire
Elinesen Bros. Masonry Contractors
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Senne Aster i Sey
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the City Dray Woods & Lee Proprietors
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G. M. Foster
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Hougan Cutler Shop
Hogan
Brunswick Pool Hall
First National Bank
Fred Blumson
Cork Irtell
B.D. Grant
Beach,n.d
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