Balancing Manure with Phosphorus Boosts Yields
Phosphorus deficient barnyard manure must be treated with a carrier such as acid phosphate or raw phosphate to balance nutrition. The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports wheat yields rising from 21.4 to 6.8 bushels per acre when phosphorus is added in a three rotation system. Corn and clover gains follow, with acid phosphate costing about $3.35 per ton and yielding substantial returns, making the practice profitable.
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Obio Agricultural Experiment
Servian Swineherd Leads Village in Morning Horn
Fragmentary OCR describes a Servian swineherd who, by horn, gathers pigs from the village streets into a line. The text repeats that every Servian village has only a wineherd and that the swineherd leads the community. Details are obscured by garbled words and dialect.
Remedy for Eggs and Lice Infesting Fowls
A period piece note explains that numerous louse species infest domestic birds with seven common on chickens and several on geese ducks and other poultry. It details their battened bodies with spines and legs adapted to move among feathers and notes most do not suck blood, feeding on feather debris.
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United States
Louse Species Plague on Fowls and Turkeys
The article details seven chicken lice types including head, body, shaft, wing and others, noting head lice injure young chicks and large body lice harm adults. It also describes turkey lice varieties, their distribution on neck and breast, and warns that dusty sodium fluoride treatment can rid fowls of all lice.
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Turkeys
Turkey
Swat the Rooster Campaign Speeds Egg Quality
The text argues hens lay more eggs and improve plumage when roosters are absent. It claims hens produce better content and better-moulted birds, and that eggs will be infertile without roosters. It frames the campaign as essential to avoid infertile eggs and better heat tolerance.
Calf Rearing Secrets For Thrift And Growth
The article emphasizes maintaining calf fat from birth to market, noting that beef calves should be of strong type with easy feeding traits. It explains calves’ digestive limits, the early value of grain, and the profit of keeping calves thrifty through weaning under good dam nursing.
Anil ftusbandis partineng at homa Agricultural ollese
fragmentary OCR note reports parting or meeting at an agricultural college in Oklahoma with unclear names and details. limited readable items mention a department or program and possible schedule notes without definite outcomes or dates.
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Anil Ftusbandis
Homa Agricultural
Ollese
Curly Hair Origins Tied to Follicle Shape
The passage explains that curliness is a constitutional and intrinsic trait caused by flat follicles. Straight hair remains cylindrical, while curved follicles produce a natural spiral tendency. Cutting does not change curl pattern, as the scar tissue or follicle shape dictates the outcome. Hair from slanted follicles becomes flattened and twisted.
Nature Won't Stand for Overdrafts Any More Than Banks
A compact opinion-laden note compares environmental limits to bank overdraft rules, arguing ecosystems reject excessive drawing on resources and urging stricter, proactive management to prevent harm.
Saxon Roadster Bargains and Sedan Prices
The advertisement invites readers to visit for a Saxon car demonstration highlighting bargain cars. It lists Saxon Six models with prices including the Saxon Roadster at 395 dollars f o b Detroit Saxon Six at 935 dollars Saxon Six Sedan at 1395 dollars and Saxon Six Chummy Roadster at 935 dollars f o b Detroit.
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Detroit
Saxon
F.o.b. Detroit
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