Farm Value and Use for Poor Districts
Frank B. Snavely addresses a convention on optimizing farm value for poor districts. He argues profitable farming depends on productive land, proper humus and soil fertility, livestock like dairy cows and hogs, crop rotation, and modern barns. He urges skilled directors to run farms efficiently to demonstrate value to taxpayers.
Brown and White Eggs Split Markets Reflect Taste Not Nutrients
The article notes no nutritional difference between brown and white eggs and attributes color preference to whim and local tradition. Boston favors brown eggs due to historical breeding, while New York City and Hampden County shift toward white eggs as Leghorn populations grow. Some buyers pay a small premium for white eggs. The Tone River in Japan is mentioned as a geographical aside.
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New York City
New York
Springfield
Hampden County
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