Wheat growers urged to avoid 1920 losses from Hessian fly
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the notice warns winter wheat losses from Hessian fly are widespread in Shenandoah and Cumberland valleys with rising infestation in the Mississippi basin. It says there is no remedy once infested, recommends not sowing on stubble, destroying volunteer wheat, plowing early and deep, conserving soil moisture, using the best seed, and sowing during the fly free period with community action for success.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Shenandonl
Cumberland
Mississippi
Storage Houses In Different Sections
Aroostook type storage houses are a Maine product with concrete walls and wooden superstructure, dug basement entries, and limited ventilation. Insulated potato houses suit southern climates better, require thorough insulation, and may use stoves in northern sites. Artificially refrigerated houses mostly store northern seed potatoes for southern planting, suggesting potential regional cold storage use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Aroostook
Maine
Necessary Food for Trees in Soil Nutrition
The grower must provide barnyard manure or a good commercial fertilizer since trees obtain nutrients from the soil. Legume crops are economical and dependable for gathering nitrogen and supplying humus, replenishing soil health.
Making spray solution from Vime sulphur on farms
A thoroughly reliable concentrated Vime sulphur solution may be prepared on any farm. The best method uses steam to cook the mixture, but a large kettle used for butchering cannot be placed over a fire where steam is unavailable.
Protein in Millet Delivers Rich Seed Nutrition
Millet seed at the right harvest point when soft contains protein levels comparable to timothy hay or good corn fodder, highlighting its value as a protein source for feeds.
Best Equipment For Garden and Farm Implements
Garden equipment is essential for best results and enables easier work. Proper implements cost little compared to value, making them indispensable for garden and farm tasks.
Too Filmsy for Potatoes Slats Break Heavy Produce
The article warns that slat or veneer barrels are too flimsy for potatoes and other heavy produce. They crush and break easily and should not be used for storing or transporting such items. The piece urges sturdier containers to prevent spoilage and loss.
Improving Pastures Step Toward Weed Destruction
The article states that the initial action to improve unproductive pastures is the destruction of weeds, emphasizing weed control as the first essential step in pasture improvement.
Judgment of the living nations in future prophecies
The lesson argues the Bible teaches multiple judgments not a single end time event. It identifies the judge as the Son of Man, time at the Lord's return, place near Jerusalem, and distinguishes the sheep and goats among nations as they respond to the gospel to be preached. The outcome sets the inheritance for the sheep and eternal fire for the goats.
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Doctor Pentecost
Israel
Joo
Zechariah
Jerusalem
Mary
Jesus
David
Jacob
Christ
The Secret of Comfort by Sharp
The chief secret of comfort is to avoid trifles that vex and to cultivate small pleasures. Few great joys are long lasting, so focus on manageable comforts and daily contentment.
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