Angora goats dominate U S ranching and brush control
The Farmers Bulletin 1203 details Angora goats from their history to ranch management mohair markets and disease treatment. Texas leads United States Angora production with vast brush ranges extending into the Southwest Ozarks and Northwest orchards. The bulletin notes brush clearing uses outside traditional ranges and offers free copies from the Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
United States
Southwest
Northwest
Ozarks
Missouri
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Alfalfa Tea Discouraged for Livestock Feeding
The U S Department of Agriculture finds no clear advantage from alfalfa tea for young animals. Experiments show mixed, often negligible gains in pigs and poor gains with calves, with illnesses like scours. Agencies advise against using this tea for livestock feeding.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri College Sees Rise in Horse Hitches Demand
Farmers adopt larger power units for wagons and plows with three to eight horse hitches. J. C. Wooley of the agricultural engineering department notes inquiries surge for three horse hitches and five to eight horse plows. Three horse hitch increases efficiency by about 50 percent.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
J. C. Wooley
Agricultural Engineering Department
Lodd
Oats Best for Sows in Mixed Rations
Oats are superior to corn for brood sows and mixing oats with corn yields better results than using either alone. Alfalfa or clover hay also produces good returns when fed to brood sows.
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Kellogg’s
Alfalfa Hazard in Horse Feeding Seen in Study
Experiment results warn against heavy alfalfa rations with corn for growing horses, especially purebreds, to achieve optimal development.
Duty and Independence in Youthful Love Reflections
The excerpt contrasts duty with social opinion and solitary integrity. It recounts a first love at thirteen where secrecy and fear lead to a brief romance that ends when the boy never returns. The narrative blends moral stance with a personal memory from Chicago Journal.
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Herson
Chicago Journal
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