Hogibreeder Circular Farrow and Farm Management
Fragmented text references hog breeders, circulars, and farrow management. Mentions breeders, discussions on equality, and pork production. Names and locations are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
5
Fragmented text references hog breeders, circulars, and farrow management. Mentions breeders, discussions on equality, and pork production. Names and locations are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A description outlines a concealed hay rack and manger setup in the Heediang Inc. plan. It specifies dimensions for the front, width, height, and depth, including a two-part design with a swinging door at the front leading to a feed passage. The text notes a partition for feeding grain and a durable build with a thin flat bay attached to the upper edge of the manger.
An older method describes weighing hay by measuring stack dimensions and applying a geometric formula. It explains counting cubic feet using average stack height and eave width, then converting to tons with a presumed conversion, noting variability in hay density and moisture.
The page summarizes breeder activity with notes on stud fees, yearling prices, and records. It mentions a manor encounter and a student year, referencing figures like 16 dollars and 18 dollars. The fragmentary text indicates breeding economy and price movements amid ongoing sales.
A 1908 Nebraska field trial coordinated by state and federal agricultural agencies studied Bordeaux mixture and Paris green against codling moths. Readings show spray costs, per-tree fruit value, and economic returns for sprayed versus unsprayed trees, noting average gains around $40 per acre and higher profits from sprayed fruit.
Orchard report details spraying effects on fruit crop quality and yield. Sprayed trees averaged 84 bushels per tree versus 6.6 for unsprayed. windfalls and culls marketed or sold as vinegar stock. Notes on parasite, storage, and handling to avoid contamination and maintain high quality stock.
The American Geographical Society notes a new rail link starting at Baro on the Niger to reach the coast at Akassa, enabling cotton shipments. The British government approved building the line in August, linking Baro, Kano, Lagos, and Jebba via a through route, with world markets and native farmers showing strong interest.
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