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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
6
A detailed guide outlines building concrete fence posts and preparing them for seasonal labor needs. It covers post dimensions, mixing ratios for cement concrete, embedding reinforcing rods, curing times of four weeks, and methods to attach lines using galvanized wire and fittings.
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Farmers differ in methods to manage manure and fertilizer. Keep manure in the soil to prevent gas loss and leaching, plow under thoroughly, and avoid delaying crop planting to reduce nutrient runoff and soil depletion.
A report citing Thorne VL MacDonald outlines a funded overhaul of the road system. He discusses the per day urban toll cost and broader fiscal impact on motorists across the United States as part of a proposed public works program.
A report on corn silage feeding for fattening cattle compares silage with shelled corn and other feeds. It notes that corn silage plus hay and oil meal can lower costs per pound of gain, enabling larger cattle feeding volumes with less capital, though gains may be smaller than high grain diets.
A Yale study finds male birds influence egg production via inherited traits in hens. Researchers note longer lasting laying traits tied to the male line, affecting flock productivity and selection strategies for breeders.
NY experiment station endorses acid phosphate as a preservation agent after compiling expert notes. It effectively reduces nitrogen loss in cranule samples while boosting fertilizer value by supplying calcium where deficient.
The note urges better soil humus management to boost next season yields. It mentions efforts to clear bound weeds and rubbish, and to prepare land for improved fertility and crop performance.
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