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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
5
Sprouting oats can aid poultry when roots or greens are scarce. Use plump oats, soak 48 degrees water, add ten drops formalin to curb mold, spread evenly in trays, and keep sprouting at low heat to produce quick greens for feed.
A garbled OCR passage discusses careful preparation and feeding ponds to prevent diarrhoeatic outcomes and mentions rock grinding tools and farm workshop practice. It references quantities and dust sprout issues with unclear context and many misspelled terms.
Poultry traders rush shipments to markets amid high demand and rising prices. Vendors claim faster processing and better stocking help meet customer needs as winter pressures ease. Delmer Wer and Moores are cited among local suppliers expanding offerings and improving service.
Guidance on choosing pullets for efficient egg production emphasizes healthy green-feeding, proper posture, and structural balance. Indicators include a long keel, well-rounded breast, firm pliable skin, and a sturdy back extension for strong overall frame.
The piece warns that droppings do not stay frozen long in cold weather and that a warm night can cause droppings to accumulate under roosts if not cleaned. It emphasizes timely removal to prevent issues from accumulated manure.
A United States Department of Agriculture report describes a scaled reinforced concrete skew-arch bridge built by the Bureau of Public Roads. The test assesses destruction resistance to inform stronger future highway structures and details springing, arch form, load, and measurement methods.
Reading guides and books support disease prevention and treatment by promoting understanding and healthy habits. Educational materials encourage better choices and contribute to overall community well being.
A standard bag of cement contains 4 pounds net weight. Four bags make a barrel of 200 pounds. One sack of Portland cement approximately equals one cubic foot.
Completed roads report shows Texas with 1,753 miles of federal aid roadways, followed by Minnesota at 1,416 miles, highlighting state infrastructure progress.
A claim states the United States has 2,500,000 miles of rural highway. No additional context or source details are provided.
Agricultural guidance discusses using toxic baits sparingly to deter rabbits, noting rabbit protection measures and tree bark girdling risks. It covers methods like rabbit proof fences, tree trunk washes, and feeding winter prunings as a control strategy.
Fragmentary OCR reads as notes on cattle profitability and a poet's travels. Names and places are unclear, with garbled phrases and stray letters. The readable bits hint at livestock, poetry, and potential references to people or events, but concrete facts are sparse.
In six dairy herds within Clark county, production per cow rose from the first year to 41 in the second year. The data are part of reports to the United States Department of Agriculture and involve the contesting associations.
A short guide extols the value of planting a home orchard for farmers and tenants. It notes fruits will grow almost anywhere and that fall or winter transplanting is feasible for establishing trees.
Minnesota proposes regional effort to eradicate bovine tuberculosis with area testing. Counties would pay 25 cents per head for tests. state and federal funds to support accredited vets and indemnities, with two counties piloting the program for two years.
A brief description outlines a DIY seat built from a top board with sides and back, connecting the centers and ends of the boards as shown.
Leguminous crops like clovers and alfalfa offer higher protein than non legumes such as timothy or bluegrass. Currently protein-rich concentrates must be imported as seed meal or meal products, but soybeans provide a partial solution by enabling farmers to produce their own protein feed.
The article argues air circulation is essential in potato storage to prevent blackheart. It discusses tuber temperatures and respiration, asserting heat and moisture control stop internal breakdown. It notes early theory linked blackheart to overheating but emphasizes proper ventilation as the remedy.
Guidance on laying out an orchard with straight rows and proper spacing. Start the first row about 15 feet from the fence, leave room at row ends for turning, and use a plow to lay off rows while digging holes in the furrow. Different growers have varying plans but aim for precision.
A farm manual describes casting cattle for dehorning or other procedures. It explains using a Bestish hobble harness pressed around the pasterns to restrain the animal, with rope work through rings to secure and release safely. The guide details tightening for safety and removing the rope after the operation.
The tuberculosis eradication program focuses on county wide area work. 31 more counties in 10 states adopt the plan, bringing total counties in intensive effort to 144 with 39 counties having completed tests. California Indiana Virginia Tennessee Maine Nebraska Michigan Oregon Wisconsin Wyoming lead early implementation.
The bureau of animal industry discontinues distribution of blackleg vaccine effective July 1 following an agriculture appropriation item. Public notice was given, and requests for vaccine now require applicants to apply to commercial sources or other bureaus, with possible delays for processing.
Buttermilk proves a valuable feed for pigs when supplemented with grain. Experiments at multiple stations show five to six pounds of undiluted buttermilk can equal one pound of corn for growing pigs, providing protein and minerals for muscle and bone development.
A farming practice sees ewes kept for two years then sold for a year or two to reduce parasite loads. The cycle hinges on breaking parasite life cycles and stocking new stock periodically. The method reflects long standing flock management in sheep regions.
Healthy litters are usually raised in colony houses and require consistent care and clean housing to support growth and reduce disease risk. Monitoring conditions and genetics helps maintain strong rabbit or rodent colonies for research or hobby keeping.
Purity of bloodline is stressed as key to breeding success. Advocates say strong lineage yields desirable traits and lasting value for farms and bloodlines.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports lower testing costs under area TB eradication plans. Pioneer counties paid more, but across 020 counties with Rettes available testing averaged about 34 cents per person, with New York and Missouri variations.
Pell freshening cows that yield the greatest profits require ample feed and good care before and after calving. Forced feeding is not advised, but skimping on feed during dry periods is unwise. As pastures die and cold weather nears, dairymen should provide abundant roughage for the dry cows.
When alfelfo hay is available a grain mix of three parts ground barley and one part cottonseed meal provides a balanced dairy cow feed. It is fed in proportion to milk production to meet nutritional needs.
An article notes that a poor cow can yield more milk with proper care, nutrition, and feeding. It warns that a high producer fades if neglected, urging steady management and attention to welfare.
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