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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
3
Orchardists look for reduce costs amid talks on pruning, irrigation, and labor as crop yields and market prices shape decisions. Experts from the college advise tighter spacing, hedged rows, and selective trellis and equipment changes to improve efficiency and profits.
A historical note describes bindweed as one of the toughest weeds to eradicate. It endorses using a weed killer without drenching leaves, applying four ounces of chemical per gallon of water to about one hundred square feet, then thoroughly wetting the roots to prevent regrowth.
A farmer in Gengson county Nevada shows a rapid terrace project across four levels. He uses four mules and a son to complete nearly sufficient length in five days. Fertilizer washout ends, soil remains usable for crops.
Agricultural report notes Nebraska and western river states show lower feed costs and slower gains, while the Plains and western regions report reduced feed intake. In contrast, the Midwest records 11 percent higher feed use and a 13 percent drop in corn feed availability, with Nebraska 13 stock feed bonds highlighted and sheep movement steady.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss alfalfa quantity and quality, mentions Avon Himestone bags and Ren as Mage in Shennmhiih valley. References pre-settlement dining and wine, with a vague note on one cable axle and a recurring ton measurement at Olepera. Contains scattershot terms and unclear names.
Fragmented text discusses how weed seeds survive when plowed and conditions that affect germination. It mentions moisture heat and poor drainage as factors, plus notes on divergent seed behavior and the role of soil type in weed proliferation.
Fragmented OCR text cites United States Department of Commerce and efforts to convert waste products into usable materials. It notes potential benefits from surplus outputs and increased efficiency, with emphasis on processing methods and care in handling byproducts.
A dated report notes plans to cut potato acreage by about 1 percent annually as reported to the United States Department of Agriculture. If unchanged, acres will fall to AR2SAK by 2031, with most cuts in commercial production while household use stays steady or rises, per Indiana Farmer's Guide.
Agricultural notes discuss early soil acidity correction, raspberry production costs, weed control, and soil conservation. Observations cover fertilization, corn and hog production, and inventory values while noting erosion prevention measures and crop health strategies.
A damaged OCR passage style notes Betty and suds with lively tone. References a washer and dirt but text is garbled. It mentions Clathea and a Whitt washer in a stray line, showing advertising prose fractured by errors.
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