Homemade Gasoline Plow Brings Modern Farm Power
Harry B Kean of Ontario County New York shows a gasoline plow harrow mounted on an old binder truck weighing 3815 pounds with a ten horsepower two cycle motor. It pulls two three bottom harrows at about 1.5 mph covering two acres per hour and also drives a small mill for grinding feed. The device steadies drags near trees and handles brash removal and fence work, claiming to outwork horses and foretell a motor powered farming revolution.
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Harry B Kean
Ontario County
N. Y
Winter Manuring and Poultry Notes for Farmers
Farmers debate winter manuring with mixed results. Proponents say spreading stable manure on frozen ground prevents snow melt loss and aids root growth, while critics call it wasteful. The piece also offers practical poultry tips on rat control, disinfecting houses, feeding scraps, keeping water, using charcoal, and importance of plain effort.
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Sumer
Hints for Farmers A Place For Everything
A Farm and Fireside correspondent writes about clutter in a farmer’s barn. Harness lies scattered in the hall and saddles are tucked away, while mice have begun nibbling at the gear. The piece urges orderly storage and practical barn housekeeping.
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