Farm notes advise sound stallions and alfalfa cuts
Kansas State College experts urge careful breeding and crop practices. Stallions should be sound and heavy, mares avoid crooked legs, and alfalfa first and second cuttings can occur in bad stages with proper care. Lime on dairy floors, terrace protection, fruit thinning, and cherry leaf spot sprays are recommended.
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BE. W. Bell
Kansas State College Animal Husbandman
C.O. Grandfield
Kansas State College
G. A. Filinger
E. H. Leker
Kansas State College. Extension . Service
Kansas
Profitable farm flock methods and garden tips from Kansas State
An article outlines profitable flock management at weaning time, sexing decisions for chicks, mulched furrow irrigation ideas, fall versus summer gardens, and mineral supplementation for dairy herds. Experts from Kansas State College emphasize practical steps for poultry, vegetables, and dairy operations.
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Kansas State College
Looking Ahead in Farm Marketing
The market signals suggest cattle on feed move to market as corn demand wanes. Producers should act soon as the spread with Argentina favors selling U.S. corn while Argentine supplies rise. To deter Argentine corn, U.S. prices may need to fall or world prices rise. Wheat shows moisture in the belt and seasonal domestic disappearances slow.
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United States
Argentina
Bargain Spot advert outlines spray products and swatters
The Bargain Spot advertises fly spray sprayers and ribbon poison paper along with swatters. Ad dated BA 28.
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Scandia Journal Focuses on Quality Insurance
The SCANDIA JOURNAL FOR QUALITY INSURANCE reports on industry standards and practices. It highlights audits, risk management, and product reliability in a concise weekly briefing for professionals in the field.
Traffic flow study highlights morning lull on Kansas highways
A Kansas State Highway Department traffic survey finds peak levels between 4 and 6 in the afternoon with the least flow from 4 to 5 a.m. It notes motorists burned about 28,853,000 more gallons of gasoline in 1934 than in 1983 and paid gas tax on roughly 378,781,000 gallons in 1934.
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Eugene D. Warner
Kansas State College
Kansas
Brake tests show stopping distances at varying speeds
Four wheel brakes under favorable conditions stop a car traveling 20 mph in 42 feet. Stopping distances rise to 83 feet at 49 mph, 168 feet at 45 mph, and 197 feet at 50 mph.
Readable Fragments From Standards Bureau Note
Fragmentary OCR from a United States Bureau of Standards report hints at measurements and testing methods in progress. Names and exact figures are unclear, but the fragment references speed and distance concepts and laboratory work with standard tests.
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States Bureau of Standards
Traffic flow study shows highway wear by surface type
The Kansas state highway department reports an average daily traffic of 1 888 vehicles on paved state roads and lower counts on other surfaces. Maintenance budgeting follows direct proportion to traffic volume, with costs tied to the number of vehicles using a surface.
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Kansas
Ma Tenance
Kannee
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