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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
7
USDA guidance emphasizes keeping breeding ewes thrifty to avoid weight loss during winter feeding. The document discusses feeding strategies, risk of ill thrift, body condition targets, and economic considerations for maintaining flock health and productivity. It notes the importance of adequate protein and energy, shelter, and careful monitoring to prevent ewe loss and ensure lambing success.
The bulletin outlines factors for hay quality and price, noting that color and timely cutting drive value. It explains farmers’ difficulty in producing uniform hay and shows how improper preparation leads to low grades and losses for producers.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines eradication methods used in Florida and Georgia to curb sweet potato weevil. Key steps include thorough field cleaning, burning or feeding vines to stock, banking tubers away from old fields, avoiding use of old crop plants, and using clean planting stock to prevent infestation.
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Advice on curing and preventing diseases in fowl, favoring prevention and sanitation. Discusses hatchet as a cure for sick birds, risks to the flock, and the need for clean housing, disinfection, and selective breeding to maintain healthy poultry flocks. Warns against negligence and details chemical and cleaning remedies for birds and coops.
Castor oil for hogs that are off feed is a simple remedy. Put salt on the hogs tongue and dab the castor oil in her mouth with a spoon. Two tablespoonfuls is the right dose and should be given immediately when a pig stops eating.
Dr J B Lindsey of Massachusetts station notes properly dried velvet bean as a distinct protein concentrate for northern feeders. It shows slight advantage over wheat bran for milk and can make up to 40 percent of cow rations with 20 percent for pigs and horses, alongside 40 percent corn or similar supplements.
D W Frear of the Missouri College of Agriculture urges farmers to grow pure seed for local markets. He notes many producers skip seed quality, leading to mixed, weed Infested crops, but those in favorable locations can supply high grade seed. Buyers will pay a premium only for notably better seed.
Baltimore Maryland letter writer Rose Warner says months of backache and weakness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She invites other women to try the herbal remedy and share their results.
Mrs Lilies Noe of 514 By Monroe 31 in South Bend testifies the Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription helped during pregnancy and health for mothers. The ad urges women to obtain the medicine in tablets or liquid from a drugstore or send 10 cents for a trial bottle to Dr Pierce's Invards Hotel Buffalo NY or write for free medical advice.
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