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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
11
The guide classifies plant diseases into nutrition disturbances parasitic infections and insect damage. It lists symptoms such as discoloration spots wilting necrosis and malformations, and notes environmental factors like alkaline soils and poor drainage can cause yellowing. Early detection can save crops with timely treatment.
A writer urges completing spring chores now while the blacksmith has time, noting rust removal on plows and proper abrasive use. It then advises planting early peas as soon as soil dries, with smooth varieties available from dealers. Alaska is discussed as popular for canning and market gardeners.
An Indian minister develops a flax pulling attachment for standard binders. The device grips flax between inclined belts to uproot it, with mud shakers under belts to clean roots. Harvest per acre rises from two to three tons with pulled flax versus one to two tons by cutting binders, while speed matches cutting binders.
Advice on feeding ewes for milk and lamb rearing with emphasis on pasture and silos. Topics cover mutton pork processes, pig scours, Speltz use for aged ewes, hay values of clover and alfalfa, fattening feeds for sheep and hogs, pure bred sires, grass and silage as key feeds, and the impact of feed changes on dairy cows and sheep. Potential birth infections and scours causes noted.
Hog farming notes that when litters decline in number and size the fault lies mainly with the sow rather than the boar. Over the past two years more small hogs have been marketed than ever before. At 200 pounds hogs require expert feeding to keep gaining profit.
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