Dryland farming pioneers show steady progress in Colorado
The article notes ten years of pioneering dry wheat growing near the Colorado rail lines the Pacific and Burlington in Weld County. It asserts modern methods will bring greater changes in coming years with virgin prairie turning productive and rewards for drylanders finally rising despite slow early gains. It also comments on automobile driving for leisure offering a quiet scenic speed perspective from 20 to 30 miles per hour highlighting trees lakes valleys and mountains along the road.
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Colorado
Ioh Pacific
Burlington
Weld County
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Plow or Disk Stubble After Crop Removal
Colorado Agricultural College expert recommends quick stubble management on dry land. If replanting to fall wheat, plow immediately to improve seed bed. for cultivated crops the next year, use the lister early to control weeds, reduce blowing, and catch moisture.
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Kezer
Colorado Agricultural College
Local Men to Denver for American Farm Bureau Meeting
Weld county figures M. E. Knapp I. B. Griffin organizer E R Bliss Weld farm bureau executive board member N C Dougherty Colorado Farmers Congress president departed Greeley for Denver early Monday to attend the American Farm Bureau meeting in the city.
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M. E. Knapp
Keota News Plans Local Notices and Bargains
First class Elberta Peaches arrive under a cut rate sale to be arranged by the Keota Farmers Elevator Company. Ford cars for cash or bonds, live stock or secured notes accepted. Real bargain in a new upright piano with terms available. Inquiries at the Keota News office.
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Elberta
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Keota Farmers Elevator Company
Ford
Liberty
C. L. Stanley
Keota
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