First American civil war recalled at St Luke's Chartiers
A memorial tablet at St Luke's Church in Wooedtille recalls George Washington and John Neville and the 1794 Whiskey Rebellion. The article details the tax on whiskey, Western Pennsylvania resistance, Washington's proclamation, the 1794 muster, and the quick federal response consolidating federal authority.
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Pinch Hay Crop: Soy Beans Yield Guidance by Prof Barron
Soy beans or mixtures can yield a second best emergency hay crop, with best results on lime-rich soils. Early sowing favored. Wilson 07 beans for early plantings, Black Eyebrow and Manchu for later sowings. Use 1125 pounds seed per acre, mix with sudan grass or Japanese millet for wet land, inoculate seed and fertilize with 200 pounds superphosphate per acre.
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John Barron
New York
Sunflowers Suggested for Silage by Dairymen
Prof G C Ithade of the University of Illinois dairy extension recommends sunflowers as a silage crop for dairy cattle due to chinch bugs damaging other crops. Sunflower silage is palatable but yields may be lower than corn silage. best harvest is when a quarter of plants bloom.
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GC. &. Ithade
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Soys for Breeding Swine and Hog Diets
The article advises feeding soybeans to brood sows during gestation with a mineral or corn supplement. If pigs are not sold after weaning, soybeans may be fed during part of the suckling period mixed with tankage about one third. For fattening after weaning, tankage or a protein concentrate should supplement the soybeans.
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Watch the Lambs For Health In The Flock
A Saissour Farmer writer urges daily care of lambs to spot drooping ears fatigue or weakness. Regular flock checks warn of trouble before it harms the herd, with close weekly or daily glances during the warm season essential for sheep health.
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Sheen
Farm Facts From The Era Of Drought And Recovery
A period of heat drought and locusts impacted global crops while U S farm income in 1933 rose to about 6.383 billion dollars. The Poland China hog originated with David W Magie of Butler County Ohio after crossing four breeds. Americans sold over 8 million dollars worth of apples worldwide.
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