Farming by the Clock
Old Man Weather limits field work to minutes and seconds. The farmer must be a natural clock watcher as mechanical power, used at the right weather, can mean the difference between good crops and profit versus poor yields and losses.
New Escharotic Dehorner Reduces Horn Growth Pain
Livestock experts report a new chemical dehorner using antimony trichloride and salicylic acid. The escharotic solution is less painful, does not cause runny sores, dries quickly, and forms a protective film over the horn button. When the film sloughs off the horn button is removed with it.
Servicemen Warned On Farm Purchases
Veterans are urged to consider long term profitability before buying farms. Experts warn that high prices and future income declines could threaten debt, advising against speculative borrowing and recommending preservation of savings bonds as cash for needed materials and equipment.
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Farmers Need Aid in Soil Erosion Control
National Wildlife Federation says heavy taxes unfair mortgages and high debts limit soil friendly farming. It urges increased financial returns to farmers, group action, and possibly government action to remedy erosion problems.
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