Control of Bee Disease Seen by Agriculture Dept
The United States Department of Agriculture reports progress in disinfectant methods to control American foulbrood in beehives. Research tests compare alcohol and formalin formulations, noting varying effectiveness and the need for full sterilization of sealed cells within 48 hours, with 2-20 percent formalin showing the best results.
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United Stalts Departmant
Agsleultsre Whiesjeead
United States Department of Agriculture
Setich
Uy Tows
Bat
Poison Bait Effective in Control of Cutworm
Poison bait offers effective control of cutworms in early stages. The method describes mixing plant material and citrus peel with bran to form bait, applied at dusk to avoid feeding times, ensuring the bait remains fresh longer.
Raising Orphan Lambs to Maturity and Care
A guide outlines how orphan lambs require hand feeding and frequent care until several weeks old. It notes formula feeding schedules, gradually reducing meals as lambs grow, and stresses providing ground grain and a pen with shelter to support steady growth.
Alfalfa Weevil in Picture Film Promotes Control Methods
A wartime style report outlines alfalfa weevil threats and quarantine efforts. It highlights a new pictorial film by the USDA showing spraying methods and stages of infestation, urging adoption of effective practices. The piece notes distribution through the agency's system and possible borrowing for demonstrations.
Free Scouring Test for Wool Samples Offers
The article notes that Mada growers may have wool samples scoured and graded at no charge by a United States Department of Agriculture laboratory in Washington. Applications, with payment of a standard fee, should be mailed to G. T. Whilingmore. samples will be tested to estimate shrinkage and graded by wool type, aiding producers in pricing.
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Oni
Ailag
Bineeau
Mertecttarul
Ecionomics
United Tes
Awheee & Wookscomring
G.T. Whilingmore
Pillation
Rhode Island Experiment Promotes Turkeys and Grasshoppers
The article discusses poultry care and grasshopper presence as factors in turkey farming. It notes feeding, shelter, and weather considerations. It emphasizes keeping turkeys dry and safe from wet conditions and suggests locating them near homes for daily feeding and nightly returns. It also mentions grasshopper abundance as beneficial to turkeys and stresses selecting healthy stock.
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Rhode Island
Aly
Sven Perhans
Old-Time Clover and Fruit Cultivation Tips
Fragmented OCR describes farming advice on grape growing, potato storage, and clover seed use. It mentions cheaper methods, proper soil conditioning, spring seeding, and pasture timing. Specifics include sweet clover sowing, bee contamination notes, and feeding practices for a cow.
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Ghouw
Tony
Joyatty
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Nchanis
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Masenchosnths
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Dackerntley
Wiepestonco
York
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Ibad
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Te Dowten
Penhedy
Philadeipath
Spain
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RAT Sgirrance
Palace OF
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Aris Aris
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Thitegerivtnes
Libernt Arts
Epoor
Jess Urtletea
Weill
Jowel
Witte
Uta
Addeatan
Sipernawer
Eriag-Crosa Raya
Belvet Fe Tower
Wiliam
Eliternio Geile
Sweden
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Morton
Strediah
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Urvat Urlinin
Welland
Norway
Suweilen
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Perbos
Span
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Meechoslovakia
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Iapan
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Porain
Yuy
Arkon
Rolivia
Drnall
Quin
Talberty Ags, Cpsherreee Pe
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Wasatputos
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Pictire Film
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Department of Agricultura
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Deplarment of Agriculture
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