Supreme Court kills AAA as relief plan collapsed
The U S Supreme Court, in a government-wide ruling, invalidates the Agricultural Adjustment Act and halts processing taxes, threatening half a billion dollars in farmer payments and complicating New Deal plans. President Roosevelt and lawmakers scramble to find alternatives while defense of the New Deal continues in Congress and public debate intensifies.
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Roosevelt seeks quick adjournment but faces election year drag
President Roosevelt told Congress to finish its labors in a short session, aiming about three months. Yet analysts expect four months or longer, as an election year fuels political maneuvering, publicity use, and debate over New Deal policies, neutrality, veterans' bonuses, and inflation schemes amid Supreme Court decisions.
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Seed Corn Should Have Ventilation
Seed corn should be stored in a dry well ventilated place over the winter to ensure a good yield and high quality. Avoid piling ears. air must circulate around each ear. Build a double woven wire rack with uprights and four inch mesh spacing to hold ears during curing and storage. Warm storage may help curing but not exceed room temperature to protect germination power.
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Manure Top Dressing for Wheat and Winter Barley
O T Coleman of the Missouri Codege of Agriculture advises using barn yard manure as a light winter top dressing on wheat or winter barley. Apply 3 to 5 tons per acre when ground is frozen or firm. Spread evenly with a manure spreader or by hand with a 45 degree tooth barrow to improve stand and reduce winter kill.
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Frontier hero Will Barnes saves Texas longhorn herd
The Country Home praises Frontier Live Stock advocate Will Barnes as the man who saved the Texas longhorn from extinction. It notes 100 longhorns survive in the Wichita game preserve in Oklahoma alongside 208 buffalo, plus deer elk and wild turkeys. It urges a census review by the U S Biological Survey.
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Farm notes and industry snippets from the era
Agricultural and production report items highlight protein feed for dairy cattle, milling yields in Missouri, wool quality sorting, U S wheat use projections, California cantaloupe output, Canadian farm dependence on wheat, and harvest workers in Nokomis Saskatchewan facing illness linked to rusted wheat crops.
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