Hay Barracks For Cheap Shelter On Farm
A Michigan farmer describes building a hay barrack to store hay outdoors using horse power. The Rural New Yorker illustrates the simple timber frame, posts, rafters, and roof boards with details on layout, foundation, and bracing. It notes placement near the granary, careful leveling, and practical tips for housing turkeys and protecting chicks.
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Roller for gardens and farm use from Farm and Fireside
Instructions describe a wooden roller with holes and pegs to press soil for onions lettuces and cabbage. Includes build notes from Farm and Fireside plus agricultural trial results from multiple stations on silage rye forage and pig feeding.
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Feeding practices and cattle and poultry notes in 19th century agriculture
Discussion includes opinions on moistening versus dry feed for steers, costs of oil meal, and grain processing. Also reports on breed standards for Percheron and Cleveland Bay horses, dairy cattle weights, and poultry and swine husbandry observations. Mentions a farmer's death by a bull and advice on breeding, feeding, and market expectations.
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Milk War sparks dairy price clash in Philadelphia notes
An extended digest outlines a dispute among wholesalers retailers and farmers over milk pricing. Wholesalers seek to sell under four cents a quart while retailers resist citing higher fodder costs and low wholesale supply. The piece cites Chicago and New York market schemes and warns of a potential milk famine if debts and control continue.
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Purederion Nursery promotes fruit and ornamental trees
Frederick Maryland based Purederion Nursery operated by J A Ramsburg publicized selling fruit trees, grape vines, and ornamentals. Advertisements boast robust stock, testimonials from local residents, and promises of high quality trees, with letters praising fruit production and reliability.
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