Baseball Forecast for 1949 Shapes Up for Two Leagues
Analysis argues Cleveland and Boston may win 1949 pennants with strong infields and outfield power led by DiMaggio Henrich Berra and Gordon. Yankees need eight key players. Dodgers and Braves expected to contend with Sain Spahn and improved handling.
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Principles for Profitable Farm Management
The text urges strict record keeping to track yields, livestock, expenses, and receipts. It also stresses watching market trends, timing sales for top prices, and planning labor, machinery, and field rotations to boost fertility and yields. It advocates adapting crops to land and aligning work with seasonal cycles.
Business principles required on farms
Cash credit equipment soil fertility and human strength are in volved on the ledger of assets controlled by the farmer and rancher assets that become liabilities when management is lacking Probably 90 per cent of the differ ence between a poor farm or ranch
Study in Contrasts: Georgia Farm Shifts to Jeeps
Long a staple of Southern agriculture Sally notes the new look in Georgia farming. Latest figures show a steady drop in the number of males used for farm power. Replacing them are jeeps with hydraulic lifts and special implements, speeding operations and easing work for farmer and mule.
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Mysterious X Disease Threat Links to Cattle Loss
A baffling cattle illness named Hyperkeratosis or X disease spreads across farms, mainly in the southeast. It has caused losses in at least 26 states and threatens meat milk and animal products. Symptoms include thickened skin. Research by Agriculture Department scientists and southeastern state specialists is ongoing with no proven treatment.
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Portable Elevator Boosts Farm Labor and Time Savings
Easily built on the farm with a fractional horsepower motor, the portable elevator conveyor reduces back-breaking labor and speeds grain handling and storage. Construction runs about $1 per linear foot versus $1.85 for ready-made gear, with low operating costs. Plans are available through rural electric cooperatives.
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