Water Needs for Dairy Cows Boosts Milk Output
Extension notes stress water as essential for milk yield. Adequate, continuous access supports feed utilization and temperature control, with high producers suffering more from shortages. Cows drink about ten times daily when water is always available, and cups in barns raise production.
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H. R. Searles
University Farm
J. Paul
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Declining Soil Fertility Causes Dreath and Flood Outcomes
Dr William A Albrecht of Missouri warns weather is worse due to neglect of soil. He cites erosion and shallow soils failing to store rain leading to drought effects, urging ongoing soil conservation and replenishment of nitrogen phosphorus and potash to raised fertility levels.
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William A. Albrecht
Department of Soils
University of Missouri
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Albrecht
Growing Spinach Seed Could Be Profitable for Farmers
C H Nissley of Rutgers says spinach seed may profit farmers as demand grows for next year. Seed from wintered over plants should mature by mid summer and be harvested as first ripening shatters. Typical yield runs about 500 pounds per acre with 1000 possible. drying and threshing follow cutting.
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C. H. Nissley
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
Nissley
Poultry Feeding Tips For New Chicks From North Carolina Experts
Poultry specialists at North Carolina State advise starting chicks on a mix of buttermilk or sour skim milk with access to dry mash and water. Include leftover cooked fertile eggs after candling as another good feed and provide grain after initial settling period.
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North Carolina State College
Perfected talking machine on easy monthly payments
Solicitor offers a new talking machine on easy payments. Henry Peck declines, saying he is married. Two friends discuss travel. one enjoys trips while the other stays home. The homebody quips about being glad to return home after travel. Flint carries tablets for a new comic strip idea.
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Henry Peck
First-Aid and Home Fixes from a 1930s Column
A reader seeks restore wool blankets softness after washing and is advised to soak in tepid water with soap flakes, then wring and stretch while drying. Other notes cover floor finishing over linoleum, addressing musty floor odors, evaluating a 10-year-old house, painting stained shingles, prepping a metal figurine for paint, securing creaking stairs, and choosing a large water tank for emergencies.
Garden bird transfer adds color to your lawn
Transfer 29272 features a cardinal robin barn swallow red wing chickadee meadowlark bluebird and indigo bunting in natural size. Trace to plywood or wallboard, cut with jig or keyhole saw, paint per pattern, then display in trees or shrubs to brighten outdoors. General cutout directions are on transfer 79272, 15 cents. Send order to:
Prophetic Shelter Linked to Holberg Epistolae Site
Copenhagen author Prophetic claims describe a bombproof shelter at the Holberg Epistolae site as per Collier's. The text notes that Holbert predicted if humans learned to fly they would attack many innocents, forcing refuge in ground holes.
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Copenhagen
Ludvig Holberg
Collier’s
Holbert
Difference in Energy by Thomas Fuller quote
The passage asserts energy as the real difference between men. It links a strong will, settled purpose, and invincible determination to achieving outcomes and distinguishes great men from small ones.
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Thomas Fuller
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