Calves fed on dry starter diet study at Cornell
A Cornell University dairy experiment tested dry calf starter versus traditional feeds. Calves on dry starter showed steady gains, while milk-only fed calves lagged. Results noted at 10 weeks to 16 weeks old with average daily gains around 0.26 pounds higher for dry starter calves.
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New York State
Gatloga
Carnell
Shuniliky
Cornell
Department of Aulinat
Cornell University
Whaea
N.Y
Hog Raiser Weaning Debate Reveals Early vs Late Weaning
The text outlines a debate among hog raisers over early versus late pig weaning. It notes that early weaning commonly occurs around six weeks, with some breeders preferring four to five weeks for certain breeds to slow growth and reduce risks. The article discusses behaviors of sows and piglets, feed types, and growth outcomes, highlighting mixed experiences among growers.
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Beglie
Apples Test Varieties by Top-Working Young Trees
A grower describes testing new apple varieties by grafting scions into young trees rather than waiting for mature bearing. By top-working a portion of each tree, trials yield fruit in about 20 months, aiding early detection of promising types and maintaining orchard vigor across miles-held blocks.
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Haren
Mileshalle
Worm issues pace research at Minnesota college farm
Dr A W Hislings reports at the Minnesota College of Agriculture that an experimental worm infestation in poultry shows the crawlers spreading through Mina chickens turkeys and fowl. He warns worm infections in chickens and turkeys threaten health and egg production, urging control measures.
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A. W. Hislings
Minnesota College of Agricuttum
Enemies of Corn Borer Targeted by Entomologists With Help
A damaged report describes a campaign against the corn borer involving the Department of Agriculture and entomologists. The effort centers on protecting crops and expanding control measures after a discovery linked to a pest found in fields. Local growers express concern over infestation levels and the need for effective methods.
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Sya
Department OF Agere
Amenna
Atuirk
Sinen
Michlan
Soybean and Alfalfa Varieties Ranked in 182 Seeds
A market note reviews soybean and alfalfa varieties with emphasis on Manghir and Mangehit lines. It highlights Ohio and Michigan origins, notes Manghir as preferred for grain, and cites low seed prices and cost-efficient sowing strategies. Grim is a close second among new alfalfa varieties and Unriirgin Alfslza from Michigan is praised for superiority.
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Love
Didohston
Otto
Stale
Bellores
Wilson
Geither
Ohio
Costa
Michigan
Grim
Good Growth of Alfalfa Requires Careful Planning
Alfalfa growth hinges on many factors including seed quality soil fertility drainage and weed-free seed. Use lime or minerals to balance acidity, ensure adequate phosphorus and potassium, provide good drainage, and select clean weed-free seed. Proper planning and advance sowing improve results. last minute purchases can disappoint.
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Tim
Farmers urged to avoid burning fence rows during weed control
Farmers warned about burning weeds and trash along fence rows as a weed control method. Burning can damage vegetation beyond the heat zone and may weaken galvanized or woven wire fencing. If burning is needed, dismantle and burn trash, then disk fence rows and re-stretch the fence to prevent post failure.
Alfalfa and turnips linked to winter lamb care
An early 20th century note warns alfalfa hay alone does not prevent calcium deficiency in lambs during winter. It stresses mineral content, eye health, and growth risks. It suggests clover days turnips and other root crops as better winter relief to prevent deficiency and stunting.
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Ewe Plock
Alain Hay
Wiater
Farm Advice From Old Almanac Fragment
Fragmentary notes discuss seed quality and field preparation for better yields. Tips touch on feeding, pest control, fertilizer, and storage, with scattered references to winter activity and hive maintenance, but many terms are garbled. The readable ideas emphasize practical farming routines and practical tax or store notes.
Unclear fragmentary note on language and loyalties
Fragmentary OCR reads like a stray line about Chitten fon'e and Lie lonehers with unclear context. No identifiable people places or events. needs the full article segment to extract a coherent event or人物.
Dr. Pierces Prescription Praised by Mother Narrator
A testimonial from Mrs. F. Nadan of 123 St Albans St praising Dr. Pierce's Prescription as a help during six pregnancies and later in middle age. She claims she stayed well, avoided sickness common in expectant periods, and her babies were healthy, urging its use among women and in public discourse.
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Iyaterloa
Aga
Fartra Medical
Adptea Weite
Plerce
Hamels
Pierce
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Pain Relief
Nature's red peppers provide therapeutic heat claimed to reach the source of rheumatic pains and neuralgia. The Bowles Red Pepper Rub is an ointment marketed to rub on and feel relief in minutes, supposedly without burning, with a seller in your city offering the product.
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St. Jacobs
Rheuivattern
Neuelde
Lembazo
Hava
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