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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1893
Page
7
A Michigan bulletin edition expands guidance on Jensen or hot water treatment for smut in wheat. Building on previous releases from Washington and various stations, the document lists improved methods and concrete steps for farmers seeking disease prevention, reflecting growing farmer interest and a strong demand for guidance.
Practical instructions for steeping grain seeds in heated water to improve germination followed by notes on poultry laying and beekeeping. Tips include temperatures 169 155 180 134 degrees, quick cooling, draining, and broadcasting sowing. Also advice on increasing egg production through diet exercise grit water and cleanliness with a wet earth bee sting cure and a Belgian birch tree bee feeding anecdote.
Sections cover movable floor coops to deter rats and weather, earth beds as deodorizer and floor base, predator-proof designs from Stoddard, and temporary confinement methods using coarse mesh for chicks. Also discussed are wheat pasturing, felled timber treatment, and assorted agricultural anecdotes and horse shoeing tips from a veteran blacksmith.
A Midwestern note describes a method to harden chicks before brooding. The author doubts traditional early removal, favors keeping chicks in incubator longer with sand at the bottom, gradual ventilation, and a heat-retaining setup. Emphasizes letting chicks season before moving to breeders, citing improved vigor and survival. Also touches on cattle feeding trends and general livestock advice from Breeder's Gazette and other sources.
Funeral crowds fill city streets as General Beauregard is laid to rest at Mataira cemetery after a ceremony at City Hall. The day sees court and public offices largely shut and civic and military groups in full mourning.
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