Alfalfa timing tips from Iowa experts in Farm Bureau notes
Iowa State College experts caution delaying alfalfa cuttings until full bloom and suggest waiting ten to fourteen days after shoots reach two inches. They warn against overworking the crop, highlight benefits of longer top growth for root reserves, and share practical curing methods from Charles Graham of Osceola.
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F.S. ‘Wilkins
Iowa State College
Mr. King
Kansas
Wisconsin
Iowa
Charles Graham
Osceola
Mr. Graham
Clarke County Farm Bureau
Butter Used as Salve Through History and Camp News
Butter appears in ancient texts and cultures as a skin remedy and sacred offering. Early methods used churns and dasher devices, evolving to wooden sticks and spokes. A camp for eight women in Nebraska’s Ninth District runs July 21 to 25 at Camp Brewster, Omaha, under Mrs Gene Cutler, focusing on citizenship, marketing, and physical culture.
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Genesia
Saya Miss Ruetta Tey
Spain
Shopa
India
Camp Brewster
Omahi
Gene Cutler
Ela
Parm
Connell , Tits
Eradication effort gains farmer support across Fremont County
Reports from Eisner and Prairie townships and Sidney areas show widespread farmer backing for cattle tuberculosis eradication. Prairie township districts report unanimous consent, Fisher township also supports the drive. The Dravers Journal notes tuberculosis is present in cattle, hogs and poultry nationwide, more common in northern states due to earlier imports. In 1923 about 8,000 to 9,000 cattle were tested with roughly 36 percent tuberculous.
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Eisner
Prairie Townships
Sidney Township
Fremont County
Prairie Township
Fisher Township
Dravers
Union
Europe
Disease Decline Notes Tuberculosis Controls
Government records indicate a decline in bovine tuberculosis as tuberculous cattle are removed from U S herds disinfection of premises and improved sanitation reduce incidence.
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United States
Relationship to Human Farm De Mayo of Rochester
Mayo of Rochester Minnesota reports bovine tuberculosis is common in children, presenting as tuberculous glands in the neck and mesentery, with ulcers in the intestines and abdominal peritoneum. Michigan health officials note high rates of glandular TB in children and significant child TB deaths linked to bovine tuberculosis, urging measures to control cattle TB and prevent spread to youth.
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Rochester
Minn
Olin
Michigan
Department of Health
Lin
Plan Township Meeting Opens Series in Prairie Sidney and Walnut
Prairie, Sidney, Washington and Walnut townships plan a series of opener meetings focusing on educational features. The Prairie gathering will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Burdick this Friday evening with the program led by organizers who will address prison issues. Sidney township, directed by Ratasell Laidway, will hold its first meeting at the home of…
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B.C. DeVall
Walnut Township
Anderzohn
Frank Cakendall
Washington Township
Chris Spiegel
Plan
Prairie
Sidney
Washington
Mia
Burdick
Sidnay
Mm Wit Lyean
Ratasell
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