Hogging down corn and farm diet rules for Cheyenne Farmers
Valuable agricultural guidance explains hogging down corn as a labor efficient feeding method with fences and crop rotation. It covers pasture planning with rye and clover, spring grazing, and second crop harvests, followed by diet rules emphasizing milk, greens, whole grains, and vitamin rich foods for farm families.
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United States Department of Agriculture
We Need Less Donts And More Dos In Diet Advice
The article argues against overemphasis on dietary restrictions and lists of forbidden foods. It advocates practical guidance and balanced eating rather than labeling foods as inherently unwholesome. It discusses meat and fried foods as examples and calls for sensible, realistic guidance.
Nebraska road costs and federal funds totals
State figures show Nebraska has 2600 miles of Federal and State Aid highways completed with 6.35 million dollars spent on roads and bridges in 1020. Future construction costs 2.45 million plus 2 million for maintenance. Federal have appropriated 5.87 million for highway construction to be matched by the state. About 80,000 miles of public roads exist, and debate grows over halting or severing the system while federal funds continue. Nebraska Farm Journal.
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State Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Uncle Sam
Nebraska Farm Journal
Mark For Seed Best Seed of Beans and Pears
Experts from the United States Department of Agriculture advise marking a few of the finest bean and pear plants at the start of harvest. Choose plants similar in character and quality, tear them dry in the morning to prevent shattering, and dry the seed in an airy place until hard.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hatchet Best Method For Controlling Poultry Disease
Poultry experts advise using the hatchet to wipe out disease once a flock is infected or a single bird is severely affected. It is often impractical to cure a healthy bird. remove well birds, isolate them, and disinfect the premises to stop spread.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Milk for Poultry Feeding Tips Cited
Advice notes that sour milk benefits growing chicks and should be available in an open dish. It states that when sour milk is fed, beef scrap in the dry mash may be reduced by half.
Good Poultry Pays Set Your Mark at Standard Bred
A brief on standard bred poultry stressing practical utility and farmer friendly qualities. The article promotes choosing poultry that balances productivity with reliability for the farm and poultry keeper.
Plowing Depth and Wheat Yields
An eight year Nebraska North Platte experimental study shows wheat yields highest from plots plowed 7 to 10 inches deep. The research notes deeper tillage did not consistently raise yields and that cost and power requirements influenced farming choices in the middle west.
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Middle West
North Platte
Nebraska
Adams County
Making Bed Properly by Home Demonstration Agents
A fragment notes that not every woman knows how to make a bed correctly though many have well stocked linen closets. It mentions home demonstration agents of the United States.
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Home Demonstration Agents
United States
Bed Making Instructions For Girls From Agriculture Colleges
The Department of Agriculture and state agricultural colleges promote dorm etiquette teaching girls to care for their rooms. Directions describe bed making with smooth mattress pad, under sheet, upper sheet with mitered corners, blankets positioned nine inches below the head, and a final spread plus neatly arranged pillows.
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Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Kodak Printing and Developing 24 Hour Service
Thayer's Rex All Drug Store advertises 24 hour service for printing and developing photos. Includes Kodak printing capabilities and drugstore location details.
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Kodak Printing
Thayer
Rexall Drug
Extra Deep Plowing Not Worth Expense
A Farm Journal note reports eight seasons of wheat yields by tillage depth. Eight inch and 14 inch plots, plus disked land, produced 12, 13.2, and 14.6 bushels per acre on average. Ten inch plowing yielded 15.3 bushels, essentially the same as seven inch depth, and deeper tillage did not justify higher costs.
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Cheyenne County
Office of Home Economics
Sidney
Sidney Lumber
B. P. Hamilton
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
A. E. Phelps
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