Potash Fear Fades for U S Farmers Says Experts
Farm and Fireside quotes Ohio expert Thorne noting farmers waste much potash in barnyards and manure while domestic sources could replace German imports. Virginia Illinois and New York researchers assess phosphoric acid and nitrogen as key needs, with potash less critical for many crops.
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Bankers and farmers urged to restore confidence and jobs
The National Implement and Vehicle Association told The Hershey Press that American bankers hold the key to resuming industry and employment. It urged farmers not to speculate on prices, diversify crops, prepare for the 1915 harvest, raise more stock, secure Federal Reserve access, and expand legitimate rural credit while curbing speculation.
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Vinegar Law Compliance Encouraged by Dairy Commissioner Foust
Dairy and Food Commissioner Jas Foust explains that cider vinegar made from apple juice with no added water or drugs and properly branded can comply with the Pennsylvania Vinegar Law. He notes the 1901 legislature amended the law to remove solids and acidity standards to help farmers use surplus apples in vinegar.
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Dairy and Food
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Winter cellar garden yields rhubarb and more in barrels
C H Chesley explains how to grow rhubarb asparagus and other vegetables in a cold cellar using barrels or boxes with insulation and light exclusion. He notes careful root selection, temperature control around 50 degrees, and periodic protection during deep cold to produce white crisp stalks and tasty salads all winter.
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C. H. Chesley
Pennsylvania
Apple Club Forming for Youths Across Several States
The department and agricultural colleges announce new apple-raising clubs for youths ages 10 to 18 in New England New York New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania Michigan Ohio Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington. Each member gets ten 6 year old trees to care for one year with a local leader and state guidance. Prizes include experiences and net profits. enrollments begin in October and November.
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Washington, D.C
Trees Marked for Individual Apple Tree Assignments
Plans call for selecting plats and assigning trees to individual members. Trees will be marked to show ownership. After this year’s apple crop is gathered, preparations will begin immediately for next year.
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