Iceless Cooler Demonstrated For Hogs In Summer
United States Department of Agriculture agents and state colleges showcase the iceless refrigerator method as a cooling technique for hogs. A shaded frame with burlap wicks and water containers aims to lower heat stress, helping pigs maintain daily gains in summer and potentially cut costs for pork production.
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Tome
United States Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Federal Department
Canton
Pacific Railroad Fifty Years On A Retrospect
Herman Prueants professor at Derney's American Commercial School Allentown Pa reflects on the 50th anniversary of the Pacific Railroad opening on June 10 1869. He notes rapid progress in technology medicine and society and urges a forward looking Christian loyal path toward peace and prosperity.
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St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
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Cuba
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Mexico
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U. S
Europe
France
Belgium
Rocky Mountain
Trente
Herman
Prueants
of Franch
President Derney
American Commercial School
Allentown
Timothy Crops Harvest Timing Used In U S Agriculture
A USDA prepared study shows timothy hay cut at full bloom yields more weight per acre while feeding value decreases after bloom. Early cuts cure better but moisture raises rain risk. best balance is harvest near full bloom for high feeding value and good yield.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Study disease of alfalfa in U S Agriculture effort
The yellowing disease of alfalfa is being studied by specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture. They aim to develop resistant strains and have sown seeds of resistant alfalfa hybrids in the West to boost stocks for field tests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Money in Pure-Bred Stock Proves Profitable for Breeders
The piece argues that greater profits come from developing pure-bred livestock for breeding if the owner understands proper development and has a solid market. It notes that when stock is fattened for market, pure-bred animals may not outperform high-grade stock of good type.
Coop for Shipping Poultry Breeding Birds Comfort
When shipping poultry for breeding purposes it is best to use a good coop preferably one made for the purpose large enough so that the birds can be comfortable and high enough so that they can stand erect without injuring their combs.
Geese Offer Easier Profit Than Chickens for Markets
A poultry note argues geese are easier to raise, cheaper, and yield nearly double the market price over the same period. It advises those unsure about chickens to switch to geese for better profit.
Not Your Heart It’s Your Kidneys Care Ad
An old article promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney trouble. It links fatigue sleeplessness and back pain to kidney issues and urges readers to buy the product from a druggist. The ad promises quick relief within twenty four hours and ongoing use to prevent future attacks.
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Haarlem
High Wages Aid Farmers In Postwar Economy
Secretary of Agriculture Alva Agee told 4,000 Pennsylvania farmers that future farm prosperity hinges on organized labor maintaining current wage scales and Europe’s reconstruction. He noted labor scarcity boosts farm profits, argues small labor supply is preferable to low food prices, and cited labor as a major income source for farmers while high wages support demand for high grade products. Rasmussen also discussed the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Department’s work.
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Alva Agee
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
State Farmer's
Rasmussen
State Agricultural Department
Agee
Agricultural School
Pennsylvania State College
United Labor
Nestler
Corn by may become source of revenue to farmers
A February Popular Mechanics report notes corn cobs may yield revenue through glue, cellulose, and glucose. In the county, Jesse Wood baled 85 tons of hay, a crop value rivaling a small farm, while Fulton and Little Britain townships rank among the area's largest hay producers.
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Popular Mechanics
Department of Agriculture
Jesse Wood
Fulton
Little Britain
Pork Supply at High Mark Warns of Speculation
The American relief administration issued a statement signed by Edgar Richard and Julian Barnes denying vicious pork price speculation. It argues pork volumes nationwide are at their highest level for this period, countering claims that government bodies hoard food harming consumers.
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American Relief Administration
Edgar Richard
Julian Barnes
Food Administration
Uniteed States
Cow Pulls Through Well Rescue Near Manheim
A cow belonging to Anthony Iranser of Manheim fell thirty feet into a well owned by Rev A H Wenger. The animal was rescued using pulley and tackle and is recovering nicely.
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Anthony Iranser
Manheim
A A. H. Wenger
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