Farm lamp bed developed for basement seedling growth
Dr. W. T. Stoutemeyer and Albert W. Close of the USDA developed a hotbed for starting plants in basements barns or any building. The diagram shows fixture and reflector for two 40 watt fluorescent lamps and trays for seedling flats.
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W. T. Stoutemeyer
Albert W. Close
USDA
Ammonium nitrate boosts hay yield and milk output
Prof C J Chapman of the University of Wisconsin soils department finds top dressing timothy and grassland meadows with ammonium nitrate or other nitrogen fertilizers raises yield from 0.75 to 1.5 tons per acre and improves protein content and feeding value. Continuous use may deplete soil minerals. recommends lime phosphate and potash with stable manure.
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C. J. Chapman
Soils Department
University of Wisconsin
Chapman
Lesson for February 24
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts set by the International Council of Religious Education for February 24. Copyright notice indicates permission for use.
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International Council of Religious Education
Improved Machinery Harvester Control
The Gleaner Harvester Corp in Independence Missouri markets an electric harvester control to convert a combine into a one man machine. The device uses a lead screw turned by an electric motor to raise or lower the harvester unit via a follower nut.
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Gleaner Harvester Corporation
Independence
1080 Rat Poison Released by U S Wildlife Service
The wartime DDT successor 1080 sodium fluoro acetate is now available for release. Developed by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and the Wildlife Research Laboratory, it is cited as the most deadly rat poison yet tested but can threaten other animals as well.
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Wildlife Research Laboratory
Homemaking Tips for Hair Bows and Wood Glue
Susie’s hair bows hold color longer with a table spoon of vinegar added to the first rinse water. To remove old glue from furniture, wash with hot vinegar then let wood dry thoroughly before reapplying glue.
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Susie
Crafting from Jar Rings Seals Creates Sink and Table Mats
A DIY note explains sewing together twelve used jar rings to form a sturdy sink mat. Crochet around the rings and join them for decorative table mats.
Restore the Gloss of Dark Furs with Brilliantine
To revive the shine on dark fur, brush lightly using a brush dipped in brilliantine. The guidance suggests careful, gentle strokes to revive luster without coating or weighing the fur down.
No Squeaks From Regular Sewing Machine Oiling
Regular oiling prevents squeaks by lubricating every point where parts rub or turn inside the sewing machine. Keep a routine to apply oil to all moving joints and bearings for smooth operation and longer life of the machine.
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House of God
Israel
Glam up an old funnel as a wall twine holder
Create a decorative wall piece by painting an old funnel to match your kitchen colors and using it to hold a ball of twine. Its upcycled charm adds a quirky storage solution.
Septic Tank Maintenance Tips for Sloped Ground
Sloped locations ease septic work with less frequent maintenance. A sludge drain can be agitated using an ordinary garden hose, reducing effort when servicing tanks every three or four years.
How to Fit a Fork Handle Before Driving It In
Before replacing a broken pitch fork handle boil the end of the new handle for about five minutes. This softens the wood and makes insertion easier, allowing the fork to be driven in with less effort and risk of splitting.
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