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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

8

Does Popcorn Pay to Grow It Widely Across Markets

Farmers in Iowa and Nebraska can profit from quality popcorn by proper growing storage and marketing. Typically 10 to 50 acres per farm, with many using own cribs and annual contract shifts. Popcorn is sold to elevators, manufacturers, and distributors who feed a thriving market for puffed, sugar coated and nut mixed varieties at parks, fairs, and stations.

P. Hartley Iowa Nebraska

Usefulness of dairy cows on profitable farming

The dairy cow can transform a poor, unprofitable farm into a productive enterprise. With adequate labor and capital and ample feed, dairying matches manufacturing by turning raw materials into finished products. Start with cows and observe how they raise farm output and profits.

Water Fountains for Hens and Water Hygiene

There are several drinking fountains suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Any water receptacle should be covered to keep out dirt. Fountains should be raised from the floor and placed where hens cannot scratch litter into them to prevent water from becoming dirty during feeding.

Making success with hens

Advice for novice poultry keepers on starting small with a preferred breed, gradually expanding the flock as experience grows. Emphasizes balanced feeding to supply nutrients for eggs and compares to dairy feed planning.

Orphan Girl’s Fate Hangs on a Careful Plan

In a London home, Mrs. Stoddington frets over the eighteen year old Jane Lawrence at St Prisen's home. Her brother Tom, a lawyer, suggests easing Jane into normal life to curb vanity. After two weeks, he reveals Jane’s secret luncheon with a benefactor and secures her consent to marriage to a hard-working man.

Jane Lawrence St. Prisca’s Jane Atill Tom Ner St. Prigen’s Bethe

Red Clover and Soil Nitrogen in Principal Crops

J M Westgate argues that growing red clover underpins agriculture in eastern and north central regions by maintaining soil nitrogen. It also suits southern limestone soils but requires different management. clover cannot fix all fertility needs and liming drainage, algae control, and proper cutting are needed to sustain vigorous stands.

J. M. Westgate

Renewing the Rhubarb Bed

The rhubarb bed in place for years should be dug up and clumps split with 1 or 2 eyes and replanted in a new spot or in a thoroughly enriched bed on the old site. Rootbound soil leaves no feeding space. replanting is the remedy.

How to Trim Berry Bushes for Better Yields

The guide explains pruning yaspberries to three canes and stopping canes at three feet for raspberries and five feet for black berries by pinching tips. Once a cane has borne fruit it dies and is replaced by new canes that will produce fruit next year.

Plymouth Rocks for table

Table fowls, the White Plymouth Rocks are unsurpassed. Their yellow skin and legs and plump bodies of fine trained juicy meat of excellent flavor leave nothing to be desired by the most fastidious.

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