Planting Soybeans Timed For High Yields In May
An agronomist urges timely soybean planting to meet government demand for high yields. Key steps include planting 10 to 12 seeds per foot in rows 45 to 60 pounds of seed per acre, one inch deep, with firm seedbed and weed control. Delay in dry soil or awaiting rain to ensure germination, plus using high fertility soil and adaptable, high yielding seed varieties, is advised.
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Geo. M. Cat
Tary
America
Soybean Association
Nate
Strayer
New High Dairy Use Sparks 1950 Consumption Rise
National Dairy Council reports per capita cheese at 7.7 pounds in 1950 with gains in fluid milk butter evaporated and condensed milk. Milk products priced lower than many foods, while 1951 supply may lag demand. Mil ton Hult notes production hinge on feed corn pasture labor and farm shifts. Also notes Butter up slightly and ice cream trends. At end, Wapello Masonic lodge member George Graham marks 50 years.
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United States
National Dairy Council
Chicago
America
Milton Hult
Hult
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Grass Silage Acceptable Alternative to Corn for Feed
Agricultural guidance notes grass silage can replace corn silage in total digestible nutrients. It highlights moisture content, higher protein and minerals, and steps for quality silage including crop vigor, proper maturity, correct moisture, and use of preservatives like molasses or corn.
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Hess
Dr. Hess
Star Drug Co
Wilder
Wilder Grain Company Grain
James Masterson
Mgr
Parnell, Iowa
Harvestin
Medan
Honey Creek Honeys
Fund For Fair
Wapello
George Graham
Masonic Lodge
Iowa
Crosley
Goodyear Service
Marengo
Ada
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