Condition of Crops Throughout Natick
The mid month February report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes winter wheat damage due to lack of snow and freeze thaw cycles in many states with rye fair to good, oats severely affected, and corn planting begun in the south. Plowing advances, labor shortages, and varying regional conditions prevail, with good snow cover in Michigan and Wisconsin and improving pastures in California, while many areas report backlogs in field work and high farm labor costs.
Livestock Conditions and Crop Updates Across States
Reports show mixed livestock health with Virginia cattle wintering well while cold weather harms herds in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and South Carolina. Oregon Idaho generally excellent for lambing. California pastures improve conditions. Feed shortages drive imports in Michigan Wisconsin. Louisiana farmers buy feed as cattle die from exposure. Peach buds advance in Virginia. slight damage to Georgia peaches. Florida citrus holds up with extensive Satsuma planting in the north.
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Reward Offered For Game Law Violations In Montgomery County
Following reports that game laws are being violated in sections of Montgomery county the Montgomery County Fish and Game Protective Association with about 200 leading sportsmen offers a reward of 25 dollars for information leading to conviction for each guilty person.
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Rewas
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Fish and Game Protective Association
Maryland Farm Bureau marks year of progress and growth
The Maryland Farm Bureau Federation celebrates its first anniversary on March 1, 1924 and reports 18 organized counties with about 7,500 members in 200 locals. Five counties remain to be organized, while a separate note cites a Montgomery county delegation urging road improvements on a two and a half mile link to the Seneca bridge.
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Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Maryland
Somerset
Wicomico
Cerk
Allegany and
Garrett
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Charles Windham
Williams Cross-Roads
Sen¢ea
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C. M. Malone
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