Western vs Eastern farmland argued in New York Times letter
A letter to the Times compares land costs and farming in the western midwest with eastern fields near New York. It contends western farms yield better returns with less fertilizer, while eastern plots require intensive labor. the author favors locating farming within a few hundred miles of New York City and notes educated western farmers and urban pull toward industry.
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Army Cutworm Threat Prompts Prevention Measures
Montana entomologist K A Cooley warns the army cutworm is a serious pest in parts of the country. Under Prevention he notes moths are out and laying eggs and urges growers to take early control actions.
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Local Happenings Choice Eggs for Hatching Plymouth Rock
Breeds listed include White Plymouth Rock Fisher Strain S C Black Minorcas Northrip Strain and Buff Orpingtons. Egg settings promise prolific laying. provided by M Baker in Missouri.
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