Rheumatism Relief Promised by Dr Richard Remedies
Jacob Vaught of Huntington Indiana reports years of rheumatism relief after using Dr Richard's Stomach Liver Kidney and Blood Remedy and Lipment. He praises the cure claim and notes the medicine is sold by druggists including the Odon Drug Co with a money back guarantee.
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Jacob Vaught
Guilford Street
Huntington
Ind
Richard
Dr. Richard
Odon
Odon Drug Co
Wart disease found in tomatoes spreading from potato wart
United States Department of Agriculture reports tomato plants in wart infested areas are susceptible to potato wart disease. Of 28 tomato varieties tested in eastern Pennsylvania in 1920, 26 showed susceptibility. The disease can carry over year to year via tomato plants and seedling transplants, risking new localities.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
United States
West Virginia
Maryland
Incubator setup and egg turning reminders in late notes
Good incubation hints advise following manufacturer directions, ensuring steady temperature, not mixing fresh and mid incubation eggs, turning twice daily from day two to day nineteen, turning before lamp care, cooling as weather dictates, regular machine checks, and keeping fuel and wick clean. Do not open the machine after day seventeen until eggs are batched.
Best Time to Cut Cowpeas for Hay
Cowpeas should not be cut for hay until pods turn yellow. Best quality hay results when most pods are full grown and many are mature. At this stage the plants have nearly reached full growth and have not dropped most leaves.
Farm Diary Aids Credit Records In Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge farmers to use blank diary pages for keeping credit transactions. The diary serves as a record of all credit business done by the farm, potentially saving payers from double costs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Injury From Insects Is Greatest Among Lambs and Sheep
United States Department of Agriculture bulletin notes parasites cause most losses in lambs and yearlings. Preventive steps include pasture rotation, proper manure disposal, quarantine for scab, and recommended dips for external parasites. Internal parasites like tapeworms, flukes, and roundworms require care such as tar and grease nose applications and targeted treatments.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Montana
Gulf States
Pacific Coast States
Union
Buttermilk Feeding Effects on Pigs with Corn
The text notes buttermilk fed alone to pigs yields different results than when combined with corn. It suggests the interaction with other feeds alters the effectiveness, indicating the full value of buttermilk depends on its use with complementary feed.
Best Practice With Manure Handling
Hauling manure directly from the barn and spreading it promptly is cited as the best practice in manure management and application. The guidance emphasizes immediate use to reduce odors and runoff risks on fields.
Summer attention to hogs for efficient pork production
Summer handling of hogs can prevent many troubles and lay the foundation for cheap pork production. Producers are urged to give deeper thought to herd management during warmer months to improve outcomes.
Sugar Beet By-Products Prove Superior Livestock Feed
A substantial collection of authoritative reports and opinions supports the superiority of sugar beet by-products as livestock feed. Years of experiments indicate these feeds outperform alternatives.
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