Testing Seed Corn Germination Methods From Experiment Station
The article describes practical seed corn germination tests to ensure crops will grow. It outlines sampling from ears, collecting three kernels per ear, arranging kernels in numbered groups, and using a wet canton flannel germination box devised at Geneva station New York to assess viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert N
IU MU Mwingis
Jobo K. Clisby
Illpois Corn Breeders’ Association
Frotes
Goff
Geneva
New York
Folds Cloiao Fai Portion Of A Geneva Tester
A Geneva tester report shows a folded component labeled cloiao with a failing portion identified as fai. The item listing notes inspection dates and measurement references for quality control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
New Jersey Horticultural Awards Highlight Sweet Pean Crop
The writer notes a successful crop of sweet peas praised for blooms and inoculated seeds. WJ Hesse of Newark credits the Geneva fexter box for moisture control and easy germination checks, contrasting with sand plates. He claims superior yields and quality, linking success to seed inoculation and receipts from Orange, New Jersey society shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Horticultural Society
Orange
N. J
WJ. Hesse
Newark, S.d
Manures And Dairy Feeds Guidance For Crops And Livestock
Advice on using hen manure for leaf crops and caution for fruit crops. Dairy feed costs show Wheat bran at $16 per ton for 11.25 cents per pound protein, $19 per ton for 9 cents, Gluten At 61 cents per pound, Dry brewers grains $24 per ton for 4 cents, cottonseed meal $28 for 3.6 cents. By W. D. Hoard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hoard
Poultry Specialization and Disease Threats in U S Farms
A historical survey notes widespread poultry on many U S farms and rising disease risks. It highlights concentration of fowls in California and other states, the need for sanitary practices, and how farmers profit from informed disease prevention and improved poultry management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast States
Doo
Peatites
Sina Groupes I
Tetum
Tribury
California
Petidoena
Spring in the Garden: Planting and Care Tips in April
A compact horticultural note advises sowing tomato seeds in March or April in hotbeds or indoors. It warns against overheating hotbeds, stresses ventilating on mild days, and promotes liberal watering. It praises asparagus growth, notes its resilience with good culture, and cautions that April is a critical month for hotbeds with risk from night frost if protection is neglected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed
Jack Frost
Rennet vs Pepsin in Cheese Making
The Farmers Advocate notes conflicting reports but many favor pepsin for cheesemaking. Guelph trials show pepsin curd forms slower and yields slightly less, yet cheese flavor is two points higher and commands a better market value.
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Guelph
Calf Rearing Costs and Feeding Advice for Dairies
A Massachusetts expert discusses calf raising costs in calf rearing, noting cost depends on weaning time and ration. He argues early fattening and skim milk use reduce long term costs, urging proper feeding to develop calves into productive cows. The piece touches on barn plans for twenty cows and overall dairy efficiency.
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Larrys Dhayward
Massichusetts
Erdingey
Bern
Adbury
Plan for Raen Barn Construction With 42 Foot Span
A builder outlines a barn plan detailing a 42 foot long structure with a 32 foot width. Four bents are set 14 feet apart creating the frame. Gutters and cement slabs are included behind the cows with sun exposure maxed through windows. A manure carrier and feed carrier are described along with post and rafter measurements to ensure high storage capacity.
Gestation Periods Recorded for Vermont Dairy Herd
A Vermont farmer documents twenty five cows over a year noting gestation spans from 74 to 201 days. The herd averaged 284 25 days with 14 male and 11 female calves. Cows bearing male calves averaged 286 27 days while those with female calves averaged 286 L days, supporting a 285 day gestation under normal conditions.
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Vermont
Guernsey
Jersey
Milker Attire and Dairy Hygiene Tips From Notices
Clothing worn in fields should not be used for milking parpes and milker uniforms should be white, washed, and kept dry. Wash milk vessels with cold water, avoid wet hands, and keep cows clean to improve milk quality. Observations on breed crosses, salt use in dairy, and feeding merits of Weltbrel lambs versus common stock noted. Shropshire grades showed higher daily gains and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Nna
Shropshire
Drying Off the Cows for Calving Preparation
Guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines best practices for drying off cows before calving. It covers timing two to six weeks, tapering milk production, recording service by the bull, and monitoring udder changes, milk taste, and feeding adjustments to avoid abrupt cessation of milk.
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Cotta
Be. C. Alvord
United States Department of Agriculture
Alfalfa Hing DiMealt to Cure
Alfalfa hay is highly palatable and nutritious when properly cured. It yields rich protein and supports large crops, but curing is difficult and may not endure northern winters for several years. Farm and Live Stock Journal notes these challenges and benefits.
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Farm and Live Stock Journal
Feeding the Milk Maker and Pasture Effects on Milk
Dried distillers grains show variable composition and digestibility. Nebraska tests compare alfalfa, sorghum, and Indian corn pastured versus cut and fed, noting protein and fat impacts on milk yield. Excess nonnitrogenous matter wastes energy, while grain with good pasture can boost yield. A new ration ratio favors one pound protein to six pounds carbohydrates, with careful adjustment. Farmers advised to prefer well bred mares for long term farm value and breeding profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neobraska O
T. J. Wheeler
Ithode Island Experiment Station
Haeckers
Jon
Farm Journal
Sheep Welfare Seen In Brutal Wool Handling
A watchdog notes with rising anger that some long time sheep owners seize wool to trap the animals, causing cruel injuries and torn skin. The writer argues this brutal practice harms the animals and questions the morality of such treatment.
Brederick Community Notes and Roving Updates
An ambiguous local item mentions Brederick and broad community updates. The text references residents, a gathering, and possible concerns or wishes, but details are unclear. Authorities or organizers are not specified. The fragment hints at a general notice or brief bulletin.
Care of Sows at Farrowing Time
Practical agricultural note on sow care during farrowing. Advises 112 day gestation, careful observation near farrowing, proper bedding of rye or wheat straw, and a protective pen with three fenders to prevent pig losses. Also includes rough yields of pork per acre for various crops and their monetary value.
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United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Veterinary guidance for treating a horse with worms and grooming
The text outlines veterinary and grooming methods for a sick horse. It advises using spirits with hot water, cautions on dosages, and describes worm treatments including powders and mixtures. It mentions feeding, exercise, proper grooming, and skin care to improve condition and coat.
Grooming Horses and Health: Cleaning Pores and Skin Care
The article stresses keeping horse skin pores open to prevent disease, noting sweat and oils require regular cleaning with a currycomb and thorough grooming. It warns against overgrooming and emphasizes proper nutrition and protein for timely growth in weaned foals and milking mares.
Countess Potocka and Chopin Deathbed Song In White
A dramatic reminiscence recounts Countess Delphine Potocka at Chopin's deathbed. She enters the death chamber in white, sings canticles attributed to Stradella and Marcella, as friends and sisters listen in reverent sorrow. The scene ends with a last haunting melody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopin
Delphine Betovkal
Dante
Gustav Kobbe
Barries
Mr. Kobbe
Delphine
Lowie
Louise
Stradella
Marcella
Soba
Delphine Uke Ao
Herven
Beggars Appeals and a Street Bread Thief in Public Eye
A notorious public scene shows an old beggar grinding a broken organ in a baby carriage while a crust-throwing performer, a German named Jang inspired by Lemaire, preys on emotions. Police investigation reveals the beggar owned multiple houses. Women rush to donate as crowds form around the bread crust thief in Sixth Avenue.
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Ana
Hoboken
Jang
Lemaire
Sixth Avenue
Sunday School Lesson XIII First Quarter Commentary
Sunday School lesson content outlines Jesus life in John and Acts references with Golden Texts. It emphasizes Jesus as God, new birth, the witness of John the Baptist, miracles in Cana and Cana, and the call to follow Christ with emphasis on salvation and eternal life.
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Jesson
Jesus
God
Christ
Singer
Acta Tv
Lrasoy
Jobe the Baptist
Tobin
Joan
Calvary
Yhou
Yhouw
Israel
Jobn
John
Cana
Eve
Nathanael
John Oy
Jacob's Well
Lissey ViI
Vana
John iv
Bethesda Hobney
Joho
Jon vi
John vi
Earch
Iesson X
Tabernacles
Jesus Christ
Avanias
Saul
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GAR
Fai
Baltimore
J. W. Lightyth National Stockman
Bulletin of
Department of Agriculture
eTmuel
Brederick
Parmysie Ino Lige
Ogi Seamer
Tase
Teds Warth
National
Usta
Plewe Adverticnment Pays
Countess Potocka
Lesiew
Ren. D. ML Stearna
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