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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1940

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Country farm portrait near Pella features Engbers home

The Rut Engbers family owns a seventy year old white farm house near Pella, once home to the Tice families. The, field operations include colony hog houses to reduce disease, a large fifty eight by fifty barn, and diverse livestock. Engbers plans extensive corn and hay, tiling across 524 acres, with AAA soil programs praised as key to market readiness and farm solvency.

Rut Engbers Tices Madison Tice Theophalus T. D.) Tice Enghers Rut Colony Houses Mr. Engbers George Vande Voort Waner Vande Voort Warner G. A. Ver Meer AAA Altho Inter Theophalus Tice

Engbers Farm Showcases Cattle and Modern Life

Engbers feeds his calves and buys western cattle, with twenty Shorthorns in the lots. The place features a big silo, ample corn, and good pasture. William Brouwer milks cows while Mrs Engbers praises radio as a delightful modern amenity for farm life. The Engbers anticipate a well preserved, non worn-out farm when retirement comes.

Mr. Engbers Engbers William Engbers William Bill) Brouwer

Beware Bindweed Among Seed Oats

Dr. R H Porter head of the Town State College Seed Laboratory warns farmers short of seed oats to ensure any oats brought in from other parts of the state are free of bindweed. The weed known as Creeping Jennie can contaminate supplies and affect yields if not checked.

R. H. Porter Town State College Seed Laboratory Jennie

Bindweed Weed Plague Threatens Iowa Crops

Porter notes bindweed is common across most Iowa counties and especially in the northwest, infesting oats. Its seeds are as thick as oat kernels and heavier, making them hard to remove by fanning mills. It rival Canada thistle as the worst Iowa weed, damaging crops in dry seasons and being very hard to eradicate.

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