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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1930

Page

4

Plans for new municipal building outlined at Carleton

Carleton officials near completion of plans for a $40000 municipal building to house fire equipment a village council chamber police headquarters and a justice court. The project aims to centralize services and improve emergency response in the community.

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Barley Scabe And Clean Plowing Save Harvests

USDA notes say barley scab hurts crops in central and eastern regions. Deep fall plowing destroys overwintering fungus on straw and corn stalks, reducing next season infection. Crop rotation helps. scabbed barley should be fed on farm as hogs avoid it while cattle and sheep tolerate it in mixed rations.

United States Department of Agriculture Mlllinois

Alfalfa Tillage Boosts Yield by Forty Percent, North Dakota Study

North Dakota experiment station tests show alfalfa cultivation greatly increases returns. Two plots with good stands were cultivated twice after spring renovation and post first cut. First and second cuttings each rose about 43 percent over untilled plots, averaging a 40 percent yearly gain. Renovation with spring tooth harrow or field cultivator is inexpensive and worthwhile when profits rise.

North Dakota Experiment Station

Proper Succession of Peas on Heavy Soil

A guide on planting peas states weekly or ten day blocks are fine, but more than three plantings risk maturing during hot weather and ruining yield, especially on light soils. Heavy soil allows more planting but best results come from sowing only while the ground is moist and delaying until late summer for fall crops.

Agricultural Hints for Poultry, Alfalfa, Onions, and More

Agricultural hints cover poultry house lightness, seed quality for pastures, and weed control to reduce disease. Advice on onion sets emphasizes early ordering and strong markets for carload shipments. Guidance mentions anthracnose from home-grown red clover seed and hatch timing for turkey eggs four to eight days. Mixing flax and wheat and rust risk is noted with differing opinions.

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