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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1950

Page

7

Green Pastures Rise as U S Farmland Grows

Experts foresee a greener future for American farms in the late 20th century. Grass becomes a key crop, stopping erosion, enriching soil, and boosting profits through economical feed. Farmers expand green pastures, use grass in rotation with corn and cotton, and embrace grass silage as a major livestock feed choice.

United States

Four-in-One Morning Glory pinafore pattern ad

An advertisement showcases a versatile Morning Glory pinafore pattern for sizes 2 4 6 with a button-on bib and transfer charts. It promotes improved pattern visuals with photos and complete directions to simplify needlework, priced at 20 cents plus name and address for pattern number.

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Cultivator Needed In Control of Weeds

Ohio University agronomist Dr J C Willard says chemical sprays cannot replace cultivation for weed control. He warns that sprays leave weeds behind and may lead to runways of tougher weeds. new chemicals make spraying a specialist job.

J. C. Willard College of Agriculture Ohio University

Sleeping Sickness Menace To Livestock Recounted

Summer and fall warnings alert livestock owners to sleeping sickness tolls. Losses rose sharply in 1947 and 1948, with 1949 figures expected to show only a small decline. The virus may have wintered over increases in spread and impact.

Rice Curls Snack Debuts From U S Department Research

A new snack named Rice Curls is made from ground rice and developed through research by the U S Department of Agriculture. The item aims to offer a light, crunchy texture and broad consumer appeal as a healthful modern snack option.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

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