FOR SALE Barn and Farm Listings in Clark County Wis
Fragmented sale notices describe multiple farm properties for sale in Clark County Wisconsin. Listings mention acres, improvements, nearby towns, and contact points, including lawyers and real estate agents, with old paper sources. The notices emphasize parcels suitable for immediate purchase and estate closures.
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Vowuts
Clark County
Wis
Hugan
Lind
Maat
Addy
Phasy
Manure use and dairy cow breeding urged by Farmers
The Dairy Belt Farmer columns argue manure should be hauled from stables to fields immediately and spread. They compare manure value to commercial fertilizer, stressing nitrogen loss prevention with plaster. Advice covers dairy cow breeding, calf rearing, and feed for steady milk production, plus flax straw sale to flax twine maker and seed flax supply details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Hargrave
International Flax Twine Company
Wm. Noll Hardware Co
Poultry Breeding: Separate Strains for Eggs and Meat
Experts advise against mixing white and brown eggs in hatching due to shell thickness and moisture needs. Begin by selecting full-blooded stock with pedigrees, breeding to thoroughbred cocks, and saving eggs after five days. Favor two distinct strains for best egg or meat production. dual purpose breeds underperform.
Seed corn selection and farm sanitation guidance
The piece urges selecting seed corn by ear quality, citing Ohio Experiment Station results showing wide yield variance from 24 ears, with barren stalks reducing yield. It advises small seed plots, early house cleaning, spraying, whitewashing hen houses, and proper perch size for chicks. It warns against overconfidence around herd animals and stresses vigilance.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Roots as Feed for Dairy Cows This Summer
The article advises farmers to plant an acre or two of root crops such as cow beets mangles turnips and potatoes to balance concentrated feeds. Roots are mainly water but provide valuable balance and can supply several dairy cows from small areas planted after corn.
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Simmer
F. H. Scribner
Wisconsin Institute
Green pasture boosts chicken egg production
Farmers are urged to turn chickens out to forage as soon as the first green shoots appear. Green feed is valued for eye production in hens and overall nutrition, especially after winter confinement. In milder climates, many chicken growing areas rely largely on pasture for sustenance.
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China
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