Dawes chosen to head Reconstruction Finance body
General Charles Dawes named by President Hoover as president of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to rescue banks railroads and other assets thought frozen. Eugene Meyer to chair the board and Dawes will resign as ambassador to Britain to take the role amid a wider push on disarmament and economic policy.
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Preventive Poultry Sanitation Urged by Professor Grunete
Professor Grunete of New York veterinary college urges strict poultry sanitation to prevent disease. Isolate new birds for four weeks, keep a hospital pen, and curb flies and other insects to reduce parasites. cleaners and manure storage help limit outbreaks and losses.
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New York State
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Vigorous Parents for Breeders in Poultry Farming
The Rural New Yorker advises selecting only vigorous healthy fowls for breeding. Rejected birds include any alck or out of condition young birds. If diarrhoeal troubles appear but fully recover and mature healthy, they may be considered, though suspicion should fall on those birds showing prior illness. Core remains the key fattening grain, with possible mixing into meals.
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New Yorker
Planning Year's Work for Poultry Farmers
Planning year's work for poultry farming highlights applying scientific knowledge to feeding, breeding, and management. Four guiding departments are outlined to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and maximize profits in the coming year.
Treatment for Scaly Leg in Fowl Uses Nicotine Sulphate
Scaly leg treatment cited by Wallach’s Farmer uses nicotine sulphate as a key ingredient. Dissolve a quarter ounce in water to a gallon, then add a quarter teaspoon of concentrated alum sulphite and soak the fowl’s legs until the condition improves.
Livestock prices and breeding stock outlook in troubled market
The piece discusses livestock trading with low prices for stock, emphasis on breeding animals and registered stock. It notes improving prices for cattle, sheep, and sows, and urges better husbandry, replacement of unsatisfactory stock, and improved methods to revive agricultural prosperity in the Southern region.
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Orton
Itva
Uae
Barmtog
Pit Silo Saves Illinois Farm From Winter Feed Loss
The Boedecker farm bulletin details a trench silo 62 feet long, 10 feet wide at the top, eight feet at the bottom, and five deep. Four men with three teams excavated it in a short day, using a regular-sized silage cutter to store between four and six tons for cattle and yearlings from Nov 24 to Apr 10. Though no silage fed at night from March 10, cattle stayed in good condition through winter. The silo was capped with straw, packed with a tractor, and snow drift posed the only issue. Boedecker notes drought injuries to corn, but his soil helped prevent loss.
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Siloganyo
Ben
Bondeckar
Boedecker
Country Farm Bureau
Gow
Protect Trees from Mice with Bait and Guards
Biica Blauvelt of New York State College of Agriculture reports 200 of 215 000 protected trees were attacked by mice last year. A 28 pound bag of bait mixed with strychnine and guarded by ag wires protects about 600 trees. Some trees need additional protection as mice burrow beneath surface and work below guards.
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Bi. Blauvelt
New York State College of Agriculture
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Biological Survey
United States
Department. of
Planting Nuts Nature's Way
A fragmentary note describes attempting to plant nuts and spread seeds with contact methods. The text references unidentified seeds and hopes for germination but offers no clear actions or outcomes.
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Groynd
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