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Newspaper
Rio Grande Farmer
Location
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
5
The article uses Wisconsin cow testing data to show practical feeding and cost figures. It compares Holsteins and Guernseys, notes pasture days, silage, hay and grain use, and derives feed costs and milk value per herd. It argues for using real herd data to guide Valley dairy practices.
The Arizona Bulletin outlines water management for cotton under irrigation, stressing thorough soaking at planting, uniform moisture after bloom, and avoiding overirrigation. It notes soil moisture cues, mid day wilting for cooling, and cautions against deep plowing or excessive irrigations during the season. It ends with a cooperative farming proposal about rotating cotton across strips to boost yields and reduce pests.
Dr E D Kall, head of the USDA Research Division, argues in Farm and Fireside that the cotton belt can be divided into three strips to achieve complete elimination of the boll weevil. He claims no good reason prevents full eradication across the country.
Farmers at the Farm Bureau meeting express interest in cement turnout boxes showcased by the county agent. Speakers from La Mesa Berino Las Cruces and Las Cruces discuss labor savings and irrigation efficiency, noting boxes with open or closed designs reduce labor and improve water use.
P. G. Barker & Co. resumed shipping Fort Elisamurine to cover the Jain from where the first crop has been taken. Since there is no better way to add humus and plant food to the soil, the already fertile property is expected to become wonderfully productive.
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