Santa Fe Oregon and Mormon Trails Again in Public Eye
A long column argues the Oregon Trail and related routes remain central to U S westward history. It traces Santa Fe and Mormon Trails, noting national debates over their significance, routes, and impact on settlement, trade, and territorial development.
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Pasture Fertility Studies Highlight Soil Tenacity
The article reviews Kentucky and Pennsylvania State College experiments on soil fertility and pasture value. It notes depleted soil from continuous cropping, and the challenge of building productive pasture on poor lands. Researchers discuss fertilizer impact, with tests at Pecos and other sites showing mixed results and the need for improved pasture management to unlock soil potential.
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Calf Disease Preventables and Calf Rearing Notes
Fragmented OCR describes dysentery or scours in calves and prevention methods. It mentions remedies, diet, and feeding practices, plus warnings about colostrum, hygiene, and housing to reduce calf illness and improve birth outcomes.
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Feeding Odor Issues in Cereal Crops Spark Govt Review
The article discusses reports of unpleasant odors in feed crops and corolle effects from certain varieties. It notes investigations by the United States Department of Agriculture into causes, including cabbage and related plant materials, with emphasis on odor control, pest management, and feed safety guidelines.
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Dairy Notes on Feed and Fertility for Dairy Industry
fragmented text discusses dairy feeding toward improved milk yield, urging better forage and diet planning. references to dairy farmers, boards, and associations, with scattered notes on nutrition, production, and farm practices.
Deadly Dangers in Young Livestock and Breeding Losses
The article argues high infant mortality among young stock due to birth injury, disease, and improper feeding. It stresses enforcing livestock protection, selecting pure bred stock, and tightening breeding practices to reduce deaths and improve farm profitability. The piece endorses stricter agricultural oversight and responsible husbandry standards.
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Coca
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Fatetinia
Fodine as an Important Element in Stock Feed
The text discusses fodine as a crucial nutrient for stock feed, noting its role in breeding and growth. It explores quantities, methods of administration, and the potential effects on livestock health, mentioning feeding rates and weekly dosages for sheep.
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Elma Pottiticen
Gaure Berio
Dairy Factors Aid for Production Reform
Big dairy interests push for production reform with Welch's general study on dairy regulation. WB Peterson of Oebelein and Minoesite discuss price or policy shifts. The article evaluates dairy governance, testing practices, and broader implications for farmers and markets.
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Che Dater Oebelein
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Live Stock Hints for Feeding Pigs in Market Age
The text outlines pig feeding tips focusing on age and weight. It discusses diets with grains, bran, and corn meal to promote growth and body condition. It notes young pigs three weeks old to weeks and details how feed quality influences porker development and market readiness.
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