This Week in the Garden Advice for war garden upkeep and planting
The article urges weed control to conserve fertilizer and moisture, emphasizes early morning picking of peas and beans after dew dries, and recommends regular cultivation every ten days. It covers seed depth, transplant timing, July planting options across regions, succession plantings, and crop rotation for a productive garden year.
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States
Mississippi Valley
Hubbard
Indiana and United States July Crop Report
The July crop report from Indiana and the U S Department covers corn oats and potatoes with forecasts for state and national production. It notes excellent prospects for a large crop, weather impacts on apples peaches and gardens, and describes farming tools and methods in use.
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Indiana
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
AL Pee
Tower White
Wabash
Two Hours a Day in the War Garden
A man juggling work and gardening details a daily routine of two hours in the garden. He dedicates morning time to weeding cultivation and fertilizing, and evenings to watering transplanting and harvesting to avoid disease and preserve freshness.
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Guy
Luokgut for Cutworms and Farm Loans
The article advises prompt control of cutworms with paper collars in gardens and a home made bait using Paris green and bran mixed with shup and water to form a crumbly mash applied to infested areas. It notes 25 pounds may cover an acre depending on severity and mentions farm loan offers at 5 percent with five year terms and prepay option.
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Paris
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Crop Report
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Chang
JIC Seti Rochelle Sasts
Epperman
York
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Centaur
Pam Tit
Odgn
Bigge
Rf. McCain
Pres
D. W. Hayes
Sec
G. W. Henderson
Interstate Phone
Co-operative Phone
Odon Reduction Company
Odon
W.R. Neeremer