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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
3
Ohio expert George F. Rogers warns frost damaged corn must be ensiled promptly to preserve leaves and reduce losses. He outlines quick silos using paper lined rings, trenches, wood boxes, or poles, and notes tower silos fill first while dry leaves should be kept separate to prevent mold.
A vintage guide offers velvet steaming to lift pile, shoe horn substitutes from kerchiefs, cracked eggs handling, easy threading method by looping thread, boiled eggs peeling with salted water, plaster casts cleaned with French chalk, waxed window sills, apple stuffed with sausage baked for flavor, lace cleaning with oatmeal, and carpet protection by placing brown paper underfoot for warmth and wear reduction.
Ohio State University extension specialists urge poultry raisers to raise total dietary protein to 16 17 percent for pullets to reach capacity. They outline all mash and mash plus grain systems with 16 17 or 20 percent protein and a free choice system using 26 32 percent concentrate, noting any method works if protein is sufficient.
Top dressing alfalfa with phosphate and potash after the first cutting extends stand life and boosts growth for the season. The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee notes faster new growth, deeper root probing, and better soil moisture use as reserves build.
Agronomists say yearly phosphate potash top-dressing keeps five year old alfalfa thick and productive by feeding soil bacteria and decomposing organic matter. They advise establishing strong new top growth before any pasturing or haying and to avoid grazing after early September to build root reserves for winter and spring growth.
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