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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1932

Page

2

Center of population moves westward in census history

The 1920 to 1930 shift shows the United States center of population near Linton Indiana, with a westward drift of 22.3 miles since 1920 and a southward move of 7.6 miles, reflecting westward growth in agriculture oil and industry. The piece explains how the center is computed as a balance point rather than the geographic center. It also notes Kansas hosts the geographical center and the Meade ranch hub as the primary surveying station.

Elmo Scott Watson Podestly Linton Ind United States Bureau of the Census United States Pelot Stockton Township Greenecount Terre Haute Vincennes Indiana Whitehall Owen County Vinton Census Bureau Mississippi Texas Oklahoma Baltimore Greene County California West Florida Pennsylvania New York California-Florida Michigan North Atlantic Los Angeles Detroit Uncle Sam Maryland Virginia Washington Louisiana Moorfield West Virginia Georgia Alabama Monefield Arkansas Clarksburg Chillicothe Ohio Cincinnati Kentucky Ohio River New England Columbia Columbus Indian Territory Bloomington Wabash Kansas United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Ogden Fort Riley Reservation Smith County Kan Meade Ranch Osborne County America Canada Mexico Iimilal Coast and Geodetic Survey Patton Coast and Geodesic Survey Washincton Union

Error in Marketing Brood Sow Too Soon

The article argues that pork producers should select brood sows based on performance in prolificacy vigor and carcass quality. It warns against selling brood sows after only one or two litters and advocates keeping productive sows through five to six years to maximize litter size and feed efficiency. Two litters annually can lower production costs and provide two market opportunities.

Westock Dreeder's Gazette

Seeding Without a Nurse Crop Cultivation Method Explored

The article outlines cultural practices for seeding without a nurse crop. It describes dishing or shallow cultivation after harvest or in early spring to germinate wild oats and other weeds. Spring seeding is followed by post-plant plowing to kill germinated weeds, then a fine seed bed is maintained with regular harrowing until late June. Continuous tillage encourages multiple weed crops to germinate and be destroyed before grass or clover is sown.

Phosphate Boosts Beets and Yields in South Dakota Field

In Lawrence County, South Dakota, Stew art Thompson found phosphated sugar beets produced with 11 tons per acre on fertilized plots versus 7 tons per acre on unfertilized ones. At $7 per ton, phosphate added about $23 per acre. Wheat following fertilized beets yielded 32.15 bushels per acre, compared with 22 on unfertilized rows.

Stewart Thompson Lawrence County South Dakota Thompson Capper

Seed Corn Treatment Boosts Illinois Yields

USDA findings show seed corn dust disinfection raises yield by three bushels per acre in Illinois. Proper storage and well selected seed enhance results, with dust treatment also curbing two common ear rots and offering partial soil-borne disease protection.

Illinois United States Department of Agriculture

Farm notes urge early weed control and soil care

The piece urges farmers to combat weeds early and often and notes soil quality matters for potatoes. It cites Vermilion county Illinois treating over two thousand horses and mules for internal parasites. It highlights blue grain sod to prevent erosion and warns against heavy feeding or rest days for horses. It mentions covered smut in Dakota and formaldehyde or copper carbonate dust as controls.

Vermilion County Ilinois Dakota

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