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Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1920

Page

7

Silage superiority: corn outperforms rye and clover in harvest

The article explains silage advantages, noting corn yields more food per acre and preserves nutrients better than rye, cowpeas, or alfalfa. It warns on optimal cutting to expel air, cites lower dry matter loss, and highlights cost parity with field processing, plus livestock market gains from better sire selection.

United States United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Scrub Sire Economics Highlighted in Breeding Debate

The article argues that breeders focus on immediate cost of a scrub sire while ignoring long term effects of offspring. It stresses future profitability from progeny rather than cheap upfront stock.

Change Pasture for Sheep and Build Better Milk Plants

The text advises frequent pasture changes for sheep to curb worms and improve nutrition, notes lambs need fresh seeding each spring, and highlights benefits of new grass. It also lists site considerations for plants, such as water access, traffic, drainage, and air quality, and suggests visiting current plants or obtaining USDA Bulletin 849 on City Milk Plants.

United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Department

Rise in Prices for Draft Horses and Mules

A price uptick for draft horses and mules occurs despite 21 million horses and nearly 5 million mules on farms. Analysts predict steady price increases for the next three years due to growing farming and transportation needs.

Ten Points for Building a City Milk Plant

Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture outline ten key considerations for locating and arranging a city milk plant. They stress ease of access, property value, milk transportation costs, proximity to distribution centers, advertising prospects, and opportunities for local retail cash trade.

United States Department of Agriculture

Local Social Roundup At Hindostan Falls And Nearby Homes

Thursday visits from W B Chandler and Fletcher Noblett. Sunday calls by Mr and Mrs Herschel Harper and by Mrs Myrtle Gaultney and her Plainville party. Many local residents like Estella Chestnut, Aaron Hattery, Thomas Faith, and Willis Hoover hosted or visited through the week with neighbors. A birth announced for Mrs Harvey Faith adds to the community notes.

Thomas Resler Herschel Harper Hindostan Falls Myrtle Gaultney Plainville Thomas Faith Willis Hoover Ethel Burkhart Willis Estella Chestnut

Help Prevent Fires in Woods and Campgrounds

Public safety guidance urges careful fire practices to prevent forest fires. Dangers of unattended matches and tobacco are warned. Readers are advised to keep campfires small, drown and cover them, avoid large brush heaps, choose a still day for burning, and plow furrows to protect woods.

Hitching Horses or Cattle to A Wheel Tether

A Popular Science Monthly tip describes tying cattle or horses to an old cart wheel for free range without rope tangles. Secure the wheel and axle, plant the axle end in the ground with the wheel top, then attach the animal’s rope to the wheel for a simple tethering setup.

Popular Science Monthly

Produce All Garden Seeds

Produce the seed supply for next year in your own gardens. Cucumbers melons squash tomatoes and other crops require no special work. Mark the best fruits when ripe gather and remove the seed. Biennial root crops need spring set out to bloom seed in late summer.

It Is Worth Feeding A Bull As Cow To Yearly Care

The remark notes that maintaining a bull for a year costs about as much as feeding and caring for a cow. It highlights the comparative expense of livestock upkeep and animal husbandry considerations.

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Corn Corp Gteike Mr. Faith Daviess County Sheriff's Office Hugh Faith Shiloh W B Chandler Fletcher Noblett John Kelsey Aaron Hattery Harvey Faith Joe Chestnut Zella Cannerbury Alice Montgomery Sarah Chestnut Arthur Chestnut Ford Irwin Smiley Dan Kelsey Jessie Roach Clifford Will Roach South van Buren Earl Roach Ville Will Harper James Faith Plainsville Odon Harvey Byrer Whitfield Chandler Maggie Harper Springfield Ernest Roach Sanday Woods Bossy Pickett, Pershing & Co THE Cash Store Ed Pershing
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