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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
7
Contends that World War I spurred rapid gains in American agriculture through innovative farming practices and expanded markets. Argues farmers then must improve business efficiency, livestock expansion, and prudent production choices to sustain higher incomes amid costly inputs.
National Farmers Union Semiter Capper of Kansas reports resolutions adopted in Memphis Tennessee urging immediate congressional action. Endorsements include the Kenyon Antersan bill targeting meat packing industry abuses, Capper-Heraman bill for cooperative bargaining with safeguards, and an amendment to the federal loan act allowing reputably established nonfarm individuals access to loans.
A historical note outlines the use of oyster shells as a supplement for poultry feed to improve bones and egg production. It mentions farmers and traders discussing ration adjustments and potential benefits for chickens and other birds.
Fragmented text describes vermin on livestock and the struggle to manage infested animals. It mentions stock owners, efforts to relieve animals, and varying levels of impact. The garbled lines reference calls for action and containment but lack clear specifics or outcomes.
The guide explains fertilizing grass to maintain organic matter and soil fertility. It advises continued fertilization after initial sowing, recommends manure or commercial fertilizer, and suggests topdressing with a mixture of lime and field phosphate at 20 to 300 pounds per acre as conditions allow.
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