Fodder Crop Sand Wetch Adapted To Climate
A government report describes an annual leguminous plant native to Asia, with the scientific name r villosa. Cultivated about 50 years in parts of Europe and the U S, it adapts well to local climates. It yields best when sown in late summer or spring, requires rye oats or wheat as ground cover, and can provide autumn forage. seed rate is one to one and a half bushels per acre.
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Asia
France
Kraska
Dakota
Minnes
New Mexico
Southia
Montana
Penn
Department of Re
Washington, D. C
Europe
Angora
Union
Nebraska
State of
Michigan
Johnston
Hurd
Micseigan Dhug Company
Dethos
T. Whitehead & CO
Scotland Neck
N. C
Millet Poisoning in Livestock Debilitates Urinary and Joints
Reports from Farm and Fireside describe millet causing severe urinary and rheumatic symptoms in cattle, with kidney swelling, blood in urine, and joint tissue degradation. Symptoms subside when millet is replaced by ordinary hay, though recurrence occurs if millet is reintroduced.
Sheep on the Farm and Drought Fears Return
Rural World notes no immediate sheep shortage but cautions about winter feed shortages. It warns western sheep men fear winter scarcity due to grass and hay limits, while praising sheep grazing as brush control and an industry whose popularity tracks profitability and skilled effort.
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Kermott’s
Small Stomachs Drive Sparing Hay For Working Horses
Farmers' Review advises small meals of concentrated feed for working horses due to their small stomachs. Hay should be limited to evenings after oats, with early morning feeding and avoidance of midday large hay rations. Emphasizes exercise, water before feeding, and favoring oats over corn for hard work.
Stable space under stairs turned into grain bin and harness area
The illustration shows a practical use of space beneath a stair. A grain bin with a sloped bottom keeps grain accessible as it nears empty. The remaining space stores harnesses, with a high doorway that can be closed by door or cloth curtain.
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Orange Judd Farmer
Latch and Gate Fastenings from Simple Wood Plans
The article describes simple durable gate latch designs using hard wood 18 inches long and 3 4 inch thick. It explains inner end closure, outer notch supports, and options for swinging latches with pins and wire suspensions to prevent overtravel, stressing high quality materials and hinge importance.
Farmers Prosperity Follows Rising Prices Across the Nation
A broad outlook cites higher agricultural demand and prices lifting farmer incomes and debt payoff ability. The piece links rising wages for workers, more producer purchases, and potential long term prosperity, cautioning against future panics and urging prudent spending. It also notes UK crop totals for the first time and discusses wheat consumption worldwide with McClure’s Magazine context.
Fragmented Health Snippet Hints At Laxative Quinine Use
A garbled OCR passage mentions laxative like quinine and its quick effect. No clear events, dates, or names are readable.
Leaks on the Farm and How to Stop Them
C L Hardman critiques common farming leaks such as leaving equipment exposed to weather, inadequate stock shelter, feeding rations that only sustain rather than gain weight, wasting manure, overfarming and weed overgrowth, and keeping aging stock. He urges proper shelter, efficient feeding, manure spreading, careful land use, and timely culling to improve farm productivity.
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C. L. Hardman
Priirie
Crimson Cloverseed Germination Test Described
A Cincinnati Farmer report explains a quick home quality test for crimson clover seed. Place moist flannel between plates with a set number of seeds, cover with a second plate, then invert. Remove seeds as they germinate. good seed should sprout 60 to 90 percent in three days.
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Department of Agriculture
Cincinnati
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Card Text
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys. All the blood in your body passes through your kidneys once every three minutes. The kidneys filter waste from the blood and, when sick, fail to work, causing pains and other symptoms. Modern science links many diseases to kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy with sample offers and mail information from Kilmer Co.
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Kilmer
Lessons in farming and finance from old notes
Quotes from Orange Judd Farmer and a Nebraska tale highlight practical farming wisdom. A mortgaged Nebraska farm pivots to success after adverse odds, while advice on savings, education, debt discipline, and persistence echoes through stories of farmers and travelers. Electric Bitters touted for nerve and general health benefits.
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Fenway
Reite
P.m
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