Get Rid of Unprofitable Hens in August to October
Farmers are urged to cull hens that have shed feathers to save feed and maintain egg output. Experience shows 15 percent of the flock can be culled while keeping egg production steady. Circular No. 74 from the College of Agriculture Lexington Ky outlines full culling details and can be obtained by postcard request.
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College of Agriculture
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Tractor lubrication tips to prevent costly engine damage
A Kentucky Agriculture note warns that over half of tractor troubles stem from improper lubrication. A four cylinder tractor failed after a force feed leak caused oil loss, costing about 200 dollars. Advice includes owner oil checks, reading the manual, using manufacturer oil, and timely oil changes.
The Man Who Seems To Need Help Least
A reflection on character suggests the person willing to do most favors is the one who appears to need help the least, implying a paradox about generosity and perceived need. The saying invites readers to consider social cues and underlying needs beyond outward appearances.
Drainage boosts profits for Kentucky farmers
Farmers can profit from tile drainage of wet land in Kentucky as land values and corn prices rise. Costs per acre to drain have grown to about 60 dollars, with corn at two dollars a bushel and land values up from 35 to 70 dollars per acre. The College of Agriculture offers planning and estimates to assist drainage projects.
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Kentucky
College of Agriculture
Mrs Brenniner of New York backs RAT-SNAP rat poison
Mrs Brenniner of New York promotes RAT-SNAP as the only product preventing unpleasant odors after killing rats. The handy cake form requires no messy hands and comes in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes. Sold by Chenault & Crear with guarantee.
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Valuable Horse Saved by Stock Powders Ad
In Rock Bridge Baths Virginia Mr J C Haste recalls his horse’s recovery after using Dr LeGear's Stock Powders. He credits the product for restoring the animal from a run down state and urges others to follow the doctor’s directions for stock health. The ad promotes the powder for cattle hogs sheep and general livestock with a money back guarantee. Also notes Easterners plan to live on 25 cents a day by reading menus and words.
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J. C. Haste
Rock Bridge Baths
Dr. LeGear
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