Ingenuity in Poultry Business Promotes Easier Chores
Poultrymen show ingenuity to boost profits beyond hard work. A three story house uses a two foot square flue running top to bottom with hinged floor openings and a converted electric mower. Litter is scraped into the chute and drops to a manure loader at the feed lot end.
Repairing worn cement finish in laundry tubs and attic insulation advice
Readers seek repair steps for worn tubs dating from 1940 with exposed coarse material and occasional wash residue. Suggestions include smoothing surfaces with abrasive stone, calling a concrete worker, muriatic acid cleanup, cement mortar layer, or stainless steel sheet inserts. Also guidance on using vapor barrier paper under attic insulation to prevent moisture, recommending vapor-proof paper and protective tar paper after insulation.
Treatment of Seed With Good Fungicides Stressed
The US Department of Agriculture urges seed treatment with effective fungicides to improve stands, noting it costs only a few cents per acre. Fungal protection helps prevent smuts, blights, and seed rats in wheat, oats, barley, corn, and sorghum, with seed treated at the source or by large plants. Farmers hiring treatment should ensure correct chemicals and proper application rates per bushel. Corn must ripen, and farmers seek hybrids that mature next year, aided by local corn demonstration results.
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Homemade vegetable washer from a wooden box and screen
A simple device uses a sturdy wooden box with a wire mesh bottom to wash vegetables. Place the box on the lawn, face down, and rinse vegetables with a hose to remove dirt efficiently.
DDT Replaced by New Insecticide Array Says VA Medical Journal
The American Veterinary Medical Association journal notes DDT loses ground to new chemicals that destroy biting parasites on livestock and pets. Methoxychlor lindane and chlordan fill the need, and farmers should receive instruction on their use.
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American Veterinary Medical Association Journal
Water Lily Runner Summer Time Scarf Pattern
Water Lily Runner Summer Time Scarfs features pink and green water lilies on snowy white fabric with crocheted edging. Pattern No 5331 provides applique and embroidery instructions and a color chart. The Anne Cabot Album includes many needlework designs and crochet patterns. Four gift patterns printed inside the book.
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Child's World Is Wonderful Hadacol Endorsed by Chicago Family
Ten year old Carmelita Plonka of Chicago suffers from underweight and low appetite. Mother reports HADACOL improved her daughter's health and urges others to ask their druggist or order from The LeBlanc Corporation. Family offers $8.50 economy size or $1.26 trial size with refund guarantee.
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