Farmers miss alcohol fuel chance and oil outlook
Winter discussion shows farmers not embracing on farm alcohol for fuel due to costly, complex stills and limited small scale outfits. Articles urge joint farmer outfits, critique slow American manufacturing, note industry delay rumors about Rockefeller, then shift to agricultural notes. Dr H L Russell named Wisconsin dairy dean. praise for his dairy science work and tuberculosis research. emphasizes prairie region agriculture and silos as essential for crop preservation and fodder quality.
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Judicious Fertilizing for Light and Blighted Patches
Farmers should inspect fields at this time of year to mark light or blighted areas so manure can be applied with a double coat where needed. Uniform fields yield better. sparsely grown spots can be raised by extra fertilizer, observed from stubble patterns and the standing grain.
Grain for the Lambs Weaning Aid
The piece advises feeding lambs grain such as corn or oats before weaning to foster a liking and ease the process. A trough in a frequented spot will allow lambs to nibble gradually, building strength to endure the upcoming challenging period after weaning.
Bordeaux mixture for potatoes as described by Hoard's Dairyman
Hoard's Dairyman prescribes Bordeaux mixture for 1.5 acres potatoes. Cuprous salt is placed in a cloth sack then immersed in 20 gallons of water. Lime is slaked in 6 gallons of water, then mixed with the copper solution to make 25 gallons and applied.
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Hoard
Farmers Plow Oats and Barley to Sow Millet Buckwheat
In response to destructive green bugs, farmers in the state plan to plow up small grain fields and sow millet or buckwheat to salvage a crop. Waupaca county farmers are similarly replanting corn ground with millet as buckwheat and millet are cited as resistant to the pests.
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Seedless Apple Debate Draws Expert Opinions
The State Horticultural Society issues Bulletin No 11 on a seedless apple. Experts from Wisconsin and Van Deman deem it of little value, citing poor quality, small size, dull color, and questionable keeping ability. A cautionary note on turnip crops and feed implications for cattle follows.
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Grand Junction
Colo
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Davis
Ben Davis
Yue
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