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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
2
Agricultural notes warn of cucumber mosaic or white pickles disease spreading via striped cucumber beetles. Virus overwinters in wild cucumber vines and in crop debris. control includes seed treatment and vine spraying. Disease overwinters in soil and seeds. pull and burn wilted plants and spray with Bordeaux mixture and arsenate to deter beetles.
A root disease weakens corn causing lodging in storms. Experiments indicate the disease can spread via seed. The U S Department of Agriculture urges selecting seed from healthy plants for fields.
North Atlantic farmers earned higher wheat prices per bushel than other regions from 1866-75 to 1886-90, then they ranked second as the South Atlantic region saw the highest prices.
The article explains grading up scrub herds to purebred status using purebred sires, with rapid progress expected after widespread adoption. It notes examples showing most individuals resemble purebreds after three generations, differences in breeding value, and the need for purebreds for registration. The Agriculture Department offers guidance and a breeder emblem upon declaration of purebred males.
John G. Brown of Monon was reelected president of the Ta Ciand Federation of Purimiers at Indianapolis. Mrs. Ralph W. Ross named Gary city clerk to replace Herbert Francis. Joter Tl Chousser of Crown Point elected county commissioners president. Indiana historical commission plans a December history conference with multiple state groups. Farmers report a bumper Brookville corn crop and high hogs feed plans.
USDA investigations show 1000 to 2000 tons of tomato seeds wasted yearly in east of the Mississippi. Plants could recover seeds into edible oil and press cake with a gross return over 5000 dollars and a net around 385000 dollars, operating two months annually and possibly handling grape and pumpkin seeds to reduce overhead.
Life of cotton duck used to protect farm machinery grain and crops may be prolonged. Waterproofing and musclesproofing methods developed by the U S Department of Agriculture aim to improve serviceability.
Prices received for corn show Rocky Mountain and Pacific regions leading for long periods from 1860s to 1905, with the South Atlantic farmers surpassing them in later years.
The United States Department of Agriculture estimates shade trees and ornamental shrubs in the United States are worth about one billion dollars. It notes ten million dollars in annual damage caused by shade tree insects.
The article urges the sow to take exercise for her health and for producing a strong litter. It recommends shutting her out of her pen during the day and feeding her away from her sleeping quarters.
Mrs. A. P. Melton named Gary postmaster for a short term. Bedford reports over a dozen scarlet fever cases prompting quarantines and vaccination appeals. Louisville firm buys wool from Lawrenceburg growers at high price. total purchase near 150,000 pounds. Indiana Legion plans Christmas aid for service members in hospitals. Public health warns parents on scarlet fever rise in Indianapolis. State forester Deam urges walnut planting for timber and food value. Laporte farmers form federation to control prices. Waebash County reports six thousand hens with poor October production. Coal companies sue to restrain the state commission’s orders. Farm records show organization boosts profits. livestock management key. Clarksville land case tests will convey real estate to a political party. Indiana apportionment study hints county shifts in senators and representatives. Noble County Farmers’ assn membership grows to 1,600. Logansport coal yards open with delivery pricing. Poultry article reviews standard breeds and their uses for meat and eggs.
The best time to pick a calf is at a few months old when it can be seen with its dam or before weaning. Observe the mother a wide deep cow with good size and ample milk indicates a well cared for calf. Selecting before weaning avoids late issues and aligns with contest rules and feeding readiness.
The article argues for choosing top individuals as breeders to advance poultry progress rather than breeding from the entire flock. It stresses selecting superior birds for show stock table production and egg producers.
Farmers should place thick straw or similar litter in all henhouses to encourage exercise for laying stock. Confinement to house and yard without activity harms fowl health and must be countered by deliberate movement.
A warned case from New Traven Cont shows tuberculosis in a slaughtered cow and milk from an untested herd. The carcass had extensive lesions and the dairyman had sent milk to an orphanage while the herd underwent testing. Of 28 cows tested, 25 reacted positive to tuberculin.
Practical notes on stall design emphasize comfort for dairy cows. Highlights include a swinging tare for side movement, adequate stall length, and allowing two to three inches extra hind leg room. Adjust stall end lengths to fit cow size for easier cleaning.
A historical note emphasizes kindness to cows, describing them as docile and capable of friendship with their keeper. It argues that intelligent and sensitive cattle resent unjust treatment and respond better when treated well.
Calf meal used as a complete substitute for milk is commonly observed. Success depends on feeder experience, calf vigor, and the quality and preparation method of the calf meal.
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