Grain Bins in Barns and Stables Emphasize Practical Design
A historical note describes easily built grain bins with compartments for different grain types as practical farm storage in barns or stables. It argues such designs save labor and improve organization, urging farmers to adopt modular, visible grain division.
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Farm Journal
Grain bins from repurposed boxes and honey storage notes
The article describes turning dry goods boxes into multi compartment grain bins with a top lid and central partition. It also covers preserving extracted honey by careful heating and sealing, and shares crop seed guidance for clover, lucerne, bokhara, lupine, gorse, and beans with per acre seeding rates and notes on suitability for fodder, green manure, or silage.
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Rhode Island Agricultural Experiment Station
Kiyosuke
Yamagata
United States
Old Farm Notes on Crops and Dairy Barn Tips
The Rural New Yorker shares practical notes on Berry mareee crop behavior early maturing seeds and ground cover for soil health. It describes watering stock frostproof troughs and safe pig tanks with a trough design. Also noted are cowpeas used to fertilize fields and the spread of dried raspberries in the Western New York region.
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Machusetts
New Yorker
New York
Bailey
Cornell Station
Chicago
Tumber
Ilinois
Michigan
Arkansas
Tate
Inside the Dairt Barn Dairy Scene and Ventilation
A detailed description of a large dairy barn showing two floors, grain and hay conveyance by a miniature railroad, grain storage, and a top cupola ventilation system. It covers concrete basements, scaldable gutters, two-floor pine construction, cream separator, a cleaning machine, and the economics of butter production with state institution contracts.
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Dairt
Horticulture tests and a stock show noted in report
New Massachusetts station tests crown various fruits including Winchell and Peabody grapes Thompson Pride raspberries and Marshall strawberries for addition to approved lists. Live Stock Society of America holds its first annual show in New York November 25 to 30. Ohio Farmer questions winter turf oats value. Massachusetts Hatch station finds linseed meal outperforms cottonseed meal for dairy production. A Buffalo inventor recalls Walter Hans and the sewing machine story with Chapin.
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Massachusetts Station
Winchell and Peabody
Thompson Pride
Thompson
Marshall
Live Stock Society of America
New York
Ohio
Massachusetts Hatch Station
Buffalo
John R. Chaginn
Walter Hans
Air Chapin
Nassau Street
Chapin
Grorr Street
A Creamery at Home in Ohio Man’s Private Factory
L S Condit, a farmer from Ohio, shifted from mixed farming to dairy, selling horses and sheep to invest in cows. Frustrated by long milk haul and sour milk at distant creameries, he built a private on farm creamery between his house and barn. He uses bull power to run separator and churn, with water for pumping.
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kGuy Cl
Big Cat
Columbus
Condit
L. S&s
Ipsace
Tragic love tale echoes Romeo and Juliet in distant note
A Vienna Letter in London News recounts a local tragedy from Altrodt Irma where a forbidden secret marriage sparked parental pressure a wealthy suitor and a fatal sequence. A woman consumes opium then, believing herself widowed by death, her lover shoots himself and she then kills herself.
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Altrodt
Irma
Iwan
Hs Clerical
Spain
Vienna
London
Dean Stanley
Erttieman
Sexton
British Sheep Show Brings Buff Folk Ram and Earl of Elesmere in Focus
A period piece notes a Buf folk ram owned by a British farmer and another ram belonging to the Earl of Elesmere, both shown with trim, reflecting antique livestock show culture. The article discusses feeding lambs, preventing bloating, and rape crop management to maximize pasturing and yields, including cutting cycles and timing across seasons.
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Earl of Elesmere
France breeds coach horses for state service in five departments
An article describes France's government program to improve coach horse stock across Seine Inferieure, Drone, Eure, Calvados and Manche. It outlines district roles, annual purchase of 3-year-old stallions, government stables, and rigorous speed and conformation tests to select horses for saddle or draft use and public breeding stations.
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Gateromest
France
Tham
Hoarce
Normandy
Seine Inferieure
Drone
Eure
Calvados
Manche
Hinsex
Orne
Kurman Peschersé
Seddie
Ireland
United States
Great Britain
America
St. Louiv
Air the Track High Schools
National Saddle Horse Breedery’ Association
Geog Wilkes
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