Fragmented note on gas danger and heat effects in field
A fragment discusses ONG or one Infeatations in Field Can Be Re Bing and Grenaries. It mentions heat and poisonous gases and warns against a temperature or weather conditions that may harm grain or field safety.
Grain Insects and Fumigation Methods for Stored Grain
The bulletin notes high temperature fumigation using 120 to 150 degrees to kill grain insects without harming germinating qualities. Carbon disulphide and carbon disulfide gas are common fumigants, with carbon disulfide best for bulk grain. Prevent infestation by prompt threshing and deep clean bins. field infestation cannot be entirely prevented but can be reduced with proper steps. Continuous home storage encourages outbreaks. early processing limits damage. Farmers should practice spring cleaning and careful storage to minimize losses.
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Sudan grass hay production and manure management guidance
Advises scattering manure on fields selectively to prevent loss and runoff, storing piles to protect food and forage, and plowing promptly after spreading. Recommends Sudan grass for emergency hay when other forages fail, notes best sowing methods and timing for Sudan grass in rows or with drills to maximize yield during stress periods.
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Corn Cultivation Advice On Deep Early Cultivation
When corn stalks reach 18 inches, roots meet across a 3 foot spread. cultivation now will sever roots and hinder growth. A practical rule is to cultivate deeply early, then shallowly as plants grow larger to protect the crop.
Eradication of Pocket Gophers by Community Poisoning Party
Farmers in Furnas county Nebraska join a district wide gopher poisoning effort under county agent guidance. Volunteers prepared bait, paired up for runways, and applied poison across valley lands along the Republican river Beaver and Sappa creeks. The program aims to rid farms of pocket gophers, with broad community participation and expected substantial pest reduction.
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Wild cucumber hosts threaten cucumber mosaic disease control
Field note reports that wild cucumber plants such as Tiance-anecusasce Dienaca Wild cucumber tine and milkweer serve as hosts for cucumber mosaic virus or pickle disease. It recommends keeping all wild cucumbers away from cucumber fields in the garden.
Cultivation Notes on Fertilizer and Horse Trac Tor Race
A brief on cultivation comparing water and nitrate rich mix in garden practice. Mentions tractors and horses in an American context with lime and clover as feed components. Indicates nitrogenous fertilizer as a key element in soil preparation and plant growth.
Fragmented Comic Dialogue From Early 20th Century Page
A garbled OCR style snapshot shows escaped phrases about a sweetheart reunion in New York and mock headlines about Miss Jessie H. Fleming, first yeoman to win an Arnold essay prize at Oxford. It mentions Lord Bryce, Professor Pirey, and a pig club, with random dialogue on overtime pay and a girl named Annie unsure of her last name.
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