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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1951

Page

9

Scanty Fertilizer Needs Soil Building Practices

The article argues that minimal fertilizer acts as a temporary boost but won’t sustain crops to harvest. It urges combining fertilizer with soil-building practices to repair structure, improve drainage, and raise tilth and organic matter through legume rotations for better nutrient, moisture, and oxygen delivery to roots.

Illinois Farmers Report Generous Year Across State

At the 36th annual Illinois Agricultural Association meeting about 5,000 farmers heard 1950 yields were generally satisfactory. Corn and soybean crops did well despite borer damage. cattle feeders hog raisers and dairymen saw good years. Fruit growers noted very light peach yields and apples about half normal. Livestock marketing co-ops handled animals valued around 150 million dollars.

Ilinois Agricultural Association Illinois Illinois Livestock Producers Association

Surplus Potatoes Aid Local Cattle Ranchers in Washington

In Ellensburg Washington surplus potatoes from the Kittitas valley are used to fatten cattle. Ranchers pay two dollars per ton to the government and receive potatoes dyed to prevent resale into the market.

Kittitas Valley Ellensburg Washington

Cows Prefer Warmer Water Says Dairy Specialist

Ivan H Loughary of the Wyoming Extension Service notes dairy cows drink more water when above 50 degrees. He explains that water intake directly affects milk production and that cold water reduces intake and lowers milk output.

Ivan H Loughary Wyoming Agriculture Extension Service

Economical Cough Relief Home Mixture Ad

A home cough remedy promises big savings by mixing a syrup from sugar and water or corn syrup and honey with Pinex. The preparation yields a pint of medicine that loosens phlegm soothes membranes eases soreness and aids sleep with a money back guarantee.

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