For Sale Rural Property in Clark County Wis
For sale forest land and cleared farm in Dewhurst Clark County Wisconsin near Black River and town of Dewhurst. Describes 28 acres, all cleared for mowing, improved fortifications, must sell to close estate. Also notices a small farm near Marsh with road house and stable and a physician surgeon contact in Marsh.
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N.S of Sao
Dewhurst
Clark County
Wis
Onic
Dew Huret
Addrews
Marah
Barley as a Profitable Crop in Wisconsin
University bulletin summarizes barley in northern Wisconsin, noting it yields well on rich loam and clay soils with proper manure or sod, fall plowing, and early spring sowing. It covers seed rates, depth, harvesting at golden straw, and the superior two and six rowed bearded varieties, with Select Oderbrucker highlighted for high yield. It also compares barley’s profitability to corn and stresses dairy herd recordkeeping to prevent “star boarders” dragging profits.
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University Experiment Station
Wisconsin
Ashland
Madison
Iron River
Superior
Department of Agriculture
Poor Cows Drain Dairy Output Across Herds
Professor D H Otis of the University of Wisconsin notes dairy cows are efficient feed converters into milk and butter fat. His studies of numerous herds show significant variation in cow efficiency, with one underperforming animal lowering annual butter production by over a hundred pounds across the herd.
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Otis
Wisconsin
D. H. Otis
University of Wisconsin
Calves on Pasture and Feeding Practices
The article argues calves fare better on dry feed while still milking and only gradually shift to pasture after a month. It describes a darkened shed with burlap to reduce flies and remind readers to maintain dry feed until calves no longer need it, stressing not to let calves get stunted and noting higher sale value if sold before pasture turnout. It includes a brief farm ad seeking wheat oats rye barley buckwheat and promoting Gold Medal Flour.
Formalin Seed Treatment For Potato Scab Advice
The 1907 potato crop was poor and seed is scarce this spring, prompting use of the formalin treatment to control scab. Soak seed potatoes in one pint of 24 percent formalin to thirty five gallons of water for two hours, then store in sacks or tanks. Also listed are market prices for crops and livestock, including wheat oats rye onions peas barley hay butter eggs beef pork veal and hides.
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