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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
8
A damaged OCR summary notes that common white wheats show inferior quality in yield and baking tests. It cites the Farmers' Bulletin No. 804 and discusses varieties, spring and winter wheat, and the distinctions between white and brown wheats. The document encourages obtaining a free copy from the U S Department of Agriculture.
An article notes interest in producing twin lambs through selective breeding. It discusses auction demand, supply factors, and the aim of achieving higher yielding stock, with reference to breeders and observed market trends. The piece highlights ongoing efforts by farmers and mentions breeding timing and resource considerations.
A fragmented report notes Timothy Meadow improvements amid a local land use dispute led by Addi Henddy. The narrative hints at property rate changes, a spring timing, and a communal effort to address a developing situation.
A Kansas farmer touts purebred sires and the value of uniform stock. He cites 25 percent better results from purebred mares and foals, higher growth, better feed efficiency, and local club work improving breeding and feeding practices. He notes neighbors benefit from scrubs being replaced and invites others to inspect stock and join vocational efforts.
A historical note discusses Sudan grass pastures and their use as pasture feed. It suggests feeding two to three times daily portions, estimates a Sudan pasture carrying capacity of about thirty bushels per acre, and offers rough guidance on daily feed amounts per pig. It emphasizes careful management for pasture quality and animal performance.
A historical note from the Agricultural College outlines recommendations to prevent sows from eating piglets. It advises separating sows and adjusting feed and salt rations, with guidance on tincture of something and cautious handling of piglet care. The text contains garbled names and terms but preserves the core welfare advice from livestock experts.
Department of Agriculture figures show horse and mule production in 1919 less than expected, with supply tight due to reduced colt产 output. The report notes a need for more breeding stock to support equine needs nationwide and warns shortages may affect farms and transport.
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