Explorer’s Two Year Trek Among Indians in Venezuela and Colombia
The narrative recounts Dr. Theodor Koch-Grunberg’s two year journey from Sao Felippe on the Upper Rio Negro through western tributaries to study Andean tribes. He praises the hospitable, orderly malokas and the women’s vital role, notes remarkable honesty, clan harmony, and describes daily life, meals, housing, and the peaceful coexistence with cannibalized groups.
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Venezuela
Colombia
Caribbean
Orinoco
Rio Negro
Yapura
Theodor Koch-Grunberg
Koch-Grumberg
Sao Felippe
Feraia
Manues
Yspura
Amazon
Brazil
Indies
Manaus
Simple Home Made Brooder For Little Chicks
D. O. Bartol, University of Illinois, explains that proper brooding matters more than incubation for chick survival. He details a two section home made brooder using pine, with air flow, heat, easy cleaning, and sun exposure, costing 4 to 6 dollars and housing about 100 chicks.
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D. O. Barto
University of
Ieee Mee
Tooring
Sorghum Varieties and Cultivation Notes
The text lists several sorghum varieties and suggests it grows well as roughage. When sown thickly and cut, dried as hay, it yields well. If not sown thickly it becomes coarser and slower growing, though still usable sometimes as silage.
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