Letter Responds to Englishman Critique in Hinscarth 1902
Wat L. Jettison defends Manitoba efforts and native land against a critic called Englishman. He challenges claimed wealth from land, questions Englishman’s credibility, and asserts patriotic ties to Manitoba and England. The letter appears dated April 27, 1902, from Hinscarth.
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Forage Crops For Summer Feeding
A practical guide on growing and timing green feed crops to cover summer droughts. It weighs land needs per cow per day, lists suitable crops like lucerne, clover, rye, rape, oats and peas, millet, sorghum, corn, vetches, and general sowing guidelines. It notes alfalfa’s value, cautions on braith, and stresses early spring sowing and staggered intervals.
Soybeans Grow In Popularity For Forage In Canada
Soja or soy beans have been grown in the Southern States and are gaining popularity in the North. They yield rich forage, grow two and a half to four feet high, with woolly pods containing two or three yellow beans. Plant like corn, in 30 inch rows, two to four pecks per acre. Likely to do well in Southern Ontario and similar latitudes. The yellow 30 inch bean is most satisfactory in Canada. F. W. Hopson, Live Stock Comet?
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