Garden Varieties Of Wheat At Kentucky Station
Field notes describe wheats grown at the Kentucky station after copper sulphate treatment to prevent sprout. No. 13 is very hard but not attractive in appearance. No. 5, G of V, Hocohiwood Hybrid, and Indian Swamp are noted for distinct seed color, head shape, and suitability, with varying degrees of hardness and vigor.
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Wheat varieties performance in Indiana field trial report
A field trial in Indiana compared thirty three wheat varieties. Kansas Mortgage Lifter yielded the most by weight while Rice Wheat showed good color and seed quality. Tindy impressed with size and coloration but ripened later. Turklady Red and Tirkiah Rediffers differed in spike shape and seed hardness.
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Storing Cabbages In Many Ways For Longevity
A guide details various cabbage storage methods from bare ground to straw and snow, noting basements and bins as common sites. Key tips include sloped surfaces, watering to prevent drying, proper ventilation, and ample windows. Modern advice stresses top ventilation to vent vapors and prevent rot while stressing long rotations in crop planning.
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Liming Land and Timing Methods in 19th Century Agriculture
A historical note explains applying lime to plowed land in small piles for about forty bushels per acre, plus timing relations to fertilizer. It discusses lime's effect on soil health, cautions against mixing with ammonia-containing fertilizers, and cites experiments showing modest wheat gains and corn oats boosts when lime is applied before planting, especially for clover and grasses.
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Wheat and Vetch For Cattle Food Next Spring
A farmer’s guide to using small grain such as wheat and vetch as cattle fodder. Wheat hay is rich, easily cured, and replaces corn fodder with strong feeding value for horses, cattle, and beer cattle. Wheat seed rates of five to eight pecks per acre yield best returns in favorable seasons.
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Agricultural Crop Estimates From Various Regions Reported
Professors and officials discuss crop prospects noting wheat yields near six hundred fifty thousand to ninety million bushels and peach spray usage. Reports mention South Africa origins of a fugue discovered and amendments to fruit and grain harvest expectations across territories, excluding Arizona where growth rises notably.
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Topeka Daily Herald Trial Subscription Offer
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The Commoner expands as a rational paper for public questions
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A Country Without Strikes Defies Old Political Prejudice
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