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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1917

Page

6

The Brood Sow And Her Litter Advice For Farmers

A farm column offers practical guidance on brood sow care and litter management. It covers protein and mineral nutrition, safe feeding mixtures including tankage, exercise, and staged feeding to prevent constipation and delivery difficulties. Practical tips include farrowing rails, warm water, and postnatal pig care, with cautions on overfeeding and housing cleanliness.

Rusk W. J. Carmichael Anany T. Tilosad Hancock County Rankin Fahltrenk Township

Soy Bean Varieties Tried Out in Adams County Soil

Adams County farmers tested multiple soy bean varieties with notes on yield, height, and maturity. Varieties include Sable, Morse, Wilson, Jet, Peking, Mongol, Mikado, Ito San, Middle Yellow, Manchu, Mammoth, Wing's Royal, Wing's Pedigree Sable, Maple Lawn Pedigree Sable, and others, detailing performance on thin and fertile soils and potential forage uses.

Adams County Wilson Peking Ito San Ohio River Wing Chas. B. Wing Wing Seed Co

Farm Sale Near Camp Point S20,000 at Auction

Mrs Bitdie Coleman sold her one MF acre farm one mile east of Camp Point to Charles Humke for 20000 at a Monday sale held on the farm. The wheat crop suffers from severe cold weather. A number of farmers held a combination sale on the depot north side Saturday.

Camp Point Bitdie Coleman Charles Humke

Wheat outlook in La Belle area hints at spring plantings

In La Belle Missouri the wheat crop looks poor due to drought misture shortage, but farmers anticipate spring work and a larger corn plant. Recent livestock and grain sales yielded strong prices with corn up to 1.15 dollars, oats, cows, horses, and hogs selling well.

Knollenberg Milling CO la Belle Barry

Soy Bean Field Photo at Maple Lawn Stock Farm

Russel S. Davis stands amid soy beans in one field on Maple Lawn Stock Farm near Clayton Illinois. The image captures Davis inspecting the crop and its condition in late season.

Russel S. Davis Clayton Maple Lawn Ill

Renovation and Fertilizing Tips For Spring Asparagus Beds

The article outlines spring prep for asparagus patches including sod removal, soil cultivation, and manure or leaf mold dressing. It advises hauling away debris, burning rubbish, and using barnyard compost or leaf mold if available. Next spring, wood culture and frequent weeding are recommended, with another soil stir after the July cut to maximize yield and quality.

The Asparagus Bed Care for a Bountiful Crop

May gardening tips note asparagus yields with less effort than other vegetables. Proper beds require regular cleaning and scouring to prevent overgrowth and yield tender stalks. Persistent neglect harms quality, but careful upkeep ensures strong plants and abundant harvests.

Growing White Beans One Of Most Profitable Farm Crops

Article urges farmers to plant white beans as a profitable crop amid high prices. It details soil needs, planting density, and timing, plus cultivation, weeding, and harvest methods. Emphasizes dry, well-drained land, careful hoeing, and hand sorting to ensure marketable beans. Mentions potential equipment and market observations from Michigan growers.

Chicago Michigan

Calamity to western dairy markets and home ideals

The passage warns farmers of the west about the destruction of cream and butter sale outlets, emphasizes the cream stations and dairy shipments as vital to small farmers, and extols home building as a national virtue. It also notes muslin windows may aid tuberculosis fight, suggests ground bones as rich fowl feed, and offers gardening tips about porch flowers and lawn layout.

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