Lime use in eastern Ohio farms improves soil fertility
Merton Kile from Ohio State University explains lime choices for eastern Ohio fields. He compares lump burned lime and ground limestone, noting two tons of ground stone roughly equals one ton of quick lime in correcting power. Guidance covers application timing, spreading methods, and rates, recommending about one acre of burned lime or two tons of ground limestone per acre, with careful incorporation after spreading.
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Ohio
Making Buttonholes (2) A Practical Guide for Sewing
Readable instructions from Anna Frances Blown at the College of Agriculture Ohio State University outline cutting, overcasting, buttonhole stitches, finishing, and securing methods for durable buttonholes. Includes cautions on thread length, needle technique, and securing buttons while avoiding wear.
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Anna Frances Blown
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
F. R. Marshall
Remarkable Work in the English Language
Miss Cayenne responds on the most remarkable work in English noting the ways English people pronounce words and the unique quirks of the language. The remark highlights pronunciation as a focal point in linguistic observation.
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Miss Cayenne
Broad tires cut wagon draft and field damage, study shows
Ohio State University findings by H. C. Ramsowen show broad six inch tires reduce draft on dirt and clay roads, with dramatic efficiency gains and less surface rutting compared with narrow one and a half inch tires. Trials on Timothy sod and grass reveal broad tires draught advantages and superior road protection.
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Fort Jorsea
H. C. Ramsowen
Collage of Agriculture
Ohio
Stte University
Horse as a Work Animal and Locomotion Study
A discussion on horsepower values and muscle mechanics in horses. Examines how different horses perform various tasks, the role of locomotor muscles, and how muscle length relates to speed or power. Quotes F. R. Marshall on limb muscle function and bone connections.
Iron sulfate fails to eradicate dandelions in lawn test
After two years and 12 applications across a lawn strip at the New York Agricultural Experiment Station using iron sulfate, the dandelions remained as viable as at the start. The conclusion states iron mil phosphate will not eradicate dandelions from turf.
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New York Agricultural Experiment
Storing Grain Against Insects Using Fumigation
Grain storage tips from Ohio State University expert Frankt McFarland emphasize clean, well ventilated granaries, closed walls, and minimal vermin hiding spaces. Carbon disulphide fumigation is advised for grain weevils and moths, using careful handling and about one pound per hundred bushels, with fumes penetrating downward to kill pests.
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Hissgral
Haga
China
McFarland
Vallege of Agriculture
Ohio State
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