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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1948

Page

7

Cover Crops Help Stop Soil Erosion and Boost Soil Health

Iowa agricultural experiment station researchers report four main advantages of cover crops sown in corn and other crops. They protect soil from August to May, add organic matter, increase nitrogen supply, and can raise subsequent corn yields. A seed broadcasting method with endgate seeder and cultivator weeder aids establishment.

Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station

Clover and Alfalfa Need Limed, Fertilized Soil

Sweet clover and alfalfa boost soil nitrogen and organic matter when well fed. Legumes need phosphate and potash and lime to correct acidity. Tests at Newton Illinois show lime and fertilizer raised nitrogen by 63 pounds per acre and added significant organic matter, improving soil tilth and root penetration for future crops.

Newton Illinois

Clever Princess Style Dress For Tots Pattern 1740

Adorable cool summer outfit for toddlers with wing sleeves and scalloped lace trim. Includes matching slip and panties. pattern 1675 fits ages 1 2 4 5 6 with yardage details for sizes 2 and others. Also notes vegetable garden spacing and simple hand-formed rows.

Increased Production Of Butterfat Required

Dairy farmers with 6000 pounds per cow averages are living on subsistence figures. Howard O. Selby, general manager of United Farmers of New England, argues that 7500 pounds per cow annually is feasible and would place production closer to national economic norms.

Howard O. Selby United Farmers of New England

Cleanliness Emphasized In Treating of Wounds

Cleanliness in wound care improves outcomes for horses. If weather allows, pasturing is better than stabling. when stabled, ensure clean well ventilated quarters. Dress wounds gently, trim or shave around the wound, prevent discharge from reaching it, and ensure proper drainage.

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