Invasion of Insects By Air Poses Threat to Farms
The piece warns that air travel accelerates insect and disease spread, enabling pests to reach new lands quickly. It notes the risk from species like Hessian fly and cotton boll weevil and urges inspection of all mail and express shipments entering the country to prevent infestations.
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Smart Dress Sewing Tips Inside Spring and Summer FASHION
The Spring and Summer FASHION issue offers 53 pages of style and color with practical sewing guidance for easy to make frocks. A free pattern is printed inside the book and the price is 25 cents.
Jura Stallions Prove and Farm Workers
The Swiss Jura horse, long recognized as the national breed, gains interest in America for farm work. Stallions are noted for temperament, strength, disease resistance, and their docile, excellent draft capabilities despite light weight.
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Sexing Baby Chicks Requires Expert Practice
Sexing chicks is hard to learn and needs expert instruction plus extensive practice with thousands of chickens. Authorities say a student must sex at least 250000 cockerels before male genital eminence can be reliably recognized, with accuracy built through regular practice and error investigation.
Coral Sea Battle First Major Japanese Defeat in Air War
In May 1942 the Coral Sea clash near the Solomon Islands marked America’s first decisive victory in the Pacific. Carriers fought without sighting each other and Lexington was sunk, a toll that underscored the battle’s heavy costs and its role in possibly averting a Australian invasion.
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Fertilizer Alone Won’t Solve Farm Soil Problems
Farmers leaning on fertilizer as a crutch overlook the need for soil management. While essential, fertilizer cannot replace practices that add organic matter, improve soil structure, and boost yields through holistic field care.
New Insecticides Safer for Bees say scientists
Researchers report that new insecticides are non poisonous to bees. Traditional arsenic dusts contaminated pollen and stored it in hives, but modern formulations like DDT show reduced danger as toxins degrade gradually.
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