Potatoes Blight Prevention and Tea Cultivation Hints
New Hampshire station bulletin warns potato blight threats from two fungi and rapid spread in warm damp weather. Bordeaux mixture offers protection. seed potatoes from diseased fields should be avoided. Mentions tea cultivation in the south with variable profitability and cost factors.
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New Hampshire
Colorado
Paris
Fayette
N. Y
New York Evening Post
South
Massey
State Agricultural College
Old Smith Farm
Summerville
South Carolina
Shepard
Japan
India
China
Shep
Potatoes and Tea Crops in Ontario Farming Notes
The article outlines potato blight causes and control, noting August as a typical onset, with spore-bearing white filaments visible on leaves. It discusses seedless grapes, tea cultivation potential in the Carolinas, and practical dairy live-stock guidance including ten cows, housing, feeding, and marketing through home dairies, city milk trade, creameries, and cheese factories.
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H. H. Dean
Ontario Agricultural College
Ontario
Waste Utilization Boosts Dairying at Greenwood
The Elgin Dairy Report profiles J. T. Polk of Greenwood Indiana who mixes horticulture with dairying by ensiling corn husks ear and pea vines and refuse from canning. This economical use of waste creates valuable cattle feed and boosts milk quality and keeping.
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Elgin Dairy
J. T. Polk
Greenwood
Ind
Polk
Jersey
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