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Listings describe land for sale in Dewey and Clarke counties, old papers for cleaning, pianos for sale, and musical instruments. The ad cites serials and prices, notes state of property, and invites readers to write for catalogs to 30720 Grand Ave. Milwaukee.
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Thin Cream vs Thick Cream Debate in Dairy Practice
Farmers with hand separators favor thin cream testing 16 to 20 percent fat, though this reduces butterfat delivered and increases skimmilk waste. A Hoard's Dairyman piece by T Corneliuson argues the loss can be dollars saved by delivering higher fat content, plus reflecting on prudent spending on breeding stock and hatching eggs, stressing care in selections and reputations of breeders.
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Hoard’s Dairyman
T. Corneliuson
Wisconsin Dairy and Food Commission
M. 5
Poultry Egg Hatchery Trade Stresses Honest Practice
Complaints over hatchery egg results persist but overall the business works when both sides act in good faith. Be ginners often demand too much early in the season, while some breeders ship spring eggs without certainty of fertility. A breeder should know eggs are fertile before fulfilling orders. Experienced poultrymen know five healthy chicks from a setting costing three to five dollars pay off if the chicks reach maturity, especially with a good cockerel.
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Northwestern Agriculturist
Effects of Alfalfa on Soils and Planting Notes
From Hoards Dairyman farm observations on heavy clay soil, repeated alfalfa crops improve soil friability drainage and color, while contributing nitrogen humus and weed suppression. After three plowings since breaking alfalfa sod, the field shows easier, warmer soil. Authors plan to seed to peas then replant alfalfa, noting subsoil improvement and weed control. Also advices selecting healthy strawberry plants, discarding wilted stock to save future ground.
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Ifoard
Feeding and Shearing Times for Sheep in Variable Weather
Advice on optimal feeding to keep flocks in good condition for shearing. Shearing should follow warm, settled weather, typically mid May to early July, with attention to local conditions. Shelter and gentle handling help maximize wool weight and quality, with decisions differing for summer and winter sales and for lambs kept over winter.
Boost the Split Log Drag Meeting Promotes Farm Road Work
Boost the Split-Log Drag. Build one if it makes rural roads better. If town taxes deduct road work, claim the allowance. if not, drag your road regardless and attend the next town meeting. A quarter mile of good road speaks for the drag. This Saturday May 1 at 2 PM a meeting of the American Society of Equity will be held in the assembly room at the city hall.
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American Society of Equity
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