Poultry Boom Forecast to Surge in 1952
1952 turkey and egg production expected to reach record highs with turkey output up about 80 percent from 1941 pre war levels and egg production holding near last year’s 60 billion. Per capita egg consumption seen rising as Americans eat more eggs and poultry surpasses population growth.
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Manure Spreading Aids Wildlife Says Specialists
Extension specialists say late winter and early spring manure spreading benefits wildlife and crops. Spreading manure provides seed and crop residues for pheasants and quail, helping birds through lean months, while also preserving nutrients in fields before runoff.
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A farmer constructs a corn crib and overhead granary using two railroad cars set on concrete bases. The design places the cars to form the corn storage while the space under the roof serves as the granary.
U.S. Farm Faced Decline Since 1920 Inquiries
Fragmentary report notes U.S. farms show reduced numbers since 1920. The text references unclear sources and percentages, making precise figures uncertain.
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