Soil Nitrogen Boost From Lime Clover And Crop Residues
University of Illinois agronomists summarize Dixon field tests showing lime and clover with corn oats wheat rotation increase soil nitrogen and organic matter. One plot with no clover yielded 57 bushels per acre four year average. A second with sweet clover as green manure raised corn yield by 24 bushels. A third plot returning all residues produced 88 bushels per acre.
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High Milk Producers Required for Profit
A Clemson Agricultural College diagram explains udder structure and milk vein layout. It notes that larger milk wells indicate greater milking capacity and that a forked vein end can create two or three milk wells.
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God the Creator Father and Guide in Scripture
A devotional excerpt highlights Isaiah 40 28 31 and Acts 17 25 28 praising the living God as Creator and Father. It urges daily prayer, faith in Jesus Christ, and understanding God through Christ, noting scripture’s promise of strength and eternal life.
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Internal Parasites Cut Wool Yield in Sheep
Michigan State College urges flock owners to use phenothiazine year round to control internal parasites. Treatments include drench pellets or phenothiazine mixed with salt kept before the flock, with fall and spring individual treatments and salt-mixture throughout pasture season to boost wool growth.
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New Seed Disinfectant Suggested for Cotton
Ceres M seed disinfectant is recommended against seed-borne and soil-borne cotton diseases including anthracnose angular leafspot seed decay and damping-off. The active ingredient ethyl mercury p-toluene sulfonanilide has been tested by colleges for years as No 1452-F.
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Bay Colony Law Still Bars Rhode Islanders
One of the oldest and most unusual laws in the country sits in Massachusetts law books since 1636. The Bay Colony statute imposes the death penalty on any Rhode Islander found within Massachusetts borders, a relic from the Roger Williams era.
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