Iowa corn growers to enter yield contest for high producing strains
Iowa corn and small grain growers association launches a state wide contest to compare yield among corn strains. Twelve testing sites in four sections will test all varieties under identical soil and planting conditions to ensure heredity as the sole yield factor. Winning seeds bring major profits and the owners receive awards while farmers gain millions through wider adoption. Full details soon. writers urged to contact Ames secretary.
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Towa
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H. D. Hughes
Town Agricultural Experiment ‘Station
Corn Growers’ Association
The
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Sweet Clover Growers See Rising Interest In Iowa
Farmers see sweet clover as a strong soil improving legume with hardy growth in tough soils. Iowa State College notes white biennial clover and yellow varieties, with seed scarce but samples distributed. inoculation advised and lime boosts yields. Also mentions sausage making tips and Iowa teacher shortages driving positions away from education this year.
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H. D. Hughes
Iowa
College
Aty Ames
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