Twine-Tying Baler Aids Hay Harvest In West
The article describes a twine tying baler that boosted hay output to seven bales per minute during last year's haying season. It helped supply the haylift operation feeding starving livestock, enabling large scale rescue efforts amid 1948 snows. It notes the baler’s 1940s introduction allowed automatic twine tied packaging and emphasizes planning in home gardening for year round fresh produce.
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Talent alfalfa named by Oregon State College station
The French alfalfa variety tested in southern Oregon trials has been officially named Talent alfalfa by the Oregon State College experiment station committee on new crop varieties. Seed increases are under way to ensure an early commercial release, with Talent chosen to honor the trial community.
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