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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1951

Page

2

Scanty Fertilizing and Soil Building Practices for Crops

Scanty fertilizer offers only early growth and weak long term survival. To maximize yields, pair fertilizer with soil-building practices that repair structure, improve drainage, and increase tilth. Build soil organic matter by growing deep-rooted legumes in rotation to boost water storage and root health.

Illinois Farmers See Generous Year At 36th Annual Meeting

About 5000 farmers attended the Illinois Agricultural Association gathering. 1950 yields were satisfactory across corn soybeans and grains despite borer damage. Cattle hogs and dairies also fared well. Fruit crops were mixed peach crops light and apples roughly half normal. Member coops handled livestock valued around 150 million dollars.

Illinois Agricultural Association Illinois Illinois Livestock Producers Association

Surplus Potatoes Used To Fatten Region Cattle

In Ellensburg Washington excess potatoes from the Kittitas valley are being used to fatten Hereford steers. Ranchers pay two dollars a ton to the government and receive the potatoes dyed to prevent resale into the market.

Kittitas Valley Ellensburg Washington

Cows Prefer Warm Water Says Wyoming Dairy Specialist

Ivan H. Loughary of the Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service states dairy cows drink more water when water is above 50 degrees. He notes that water intake directly affects milk production, so cold water reduces drinking and milk output.

Ivan H. Loughary Wyoming Agriculture Extension Service

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