Soiled Survey Finds Wide Demands for Maps and Land Data
Soil surveys by the U S Department of Agriculture serve many buyers from homeseekers and farmers to road engineers and large loan companies. Recent work includes testimony in a state boundary case and a detailed map of the Red River bottoms near Burkburnett for a Texas Oklahoma dispute on accretion versus avulsion to aid settlement.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Justice
The
Soil Survey
Red River
Burkburnett
Texas
Oklahoma
Means of Spreading T B Tuberculosis in Cattle
Experts identify how tuberculosis spreads in cattle including bringing untested cattle into the herd and shared drinking tanks. Other factors are common feeding troughs, nosing at fences, poor ventilation, unpasteurized milk feeding, feeding on infected carcasses, and breeding to infected bulls. Stockmen can reduce risk by limiting these sources.
Rape as Pasture Crop Described for Forage Use
The crop is a coarse forage plant resembling a rutabaga with a cabbage like root and large smooth leaves. It reaches 18 to 24 inches tall and can yield eight to ten tons of green forage per acre, with possible 20 ton yields under good conditions, valued mainly as pasture forage.
Acid phosphate and amendments aid nitrogen preservation
The use of acid phosphate with manure helps reduce nitrogen loss and adds plant food. Ground rock phosphate with manure preserves little though it provides phosphorus. Peat serves as a preservative nearly as effective as acid phosphate and may be cheaper when available.
Improving Timothy Meadow With Alsike And Red Clover
The article advises improving Timothy meadow by sowing Alsike and Red Clover this spring. Use a disk drill to drop seed in shallow furrows for best results, aiming to start as early as possible.
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