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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1932
Page
3
A guide warns leaks in roofs over stored grain and roughage risk price losses as harvests begin. It explains how leaks undermine roofs and insulation, invite rodents, and weaken frames, urging repairs after summer rains and before the rainy season.
Ohio State agronomists tested 4000 pounds of horse manure in an open wooden box from April 1 to October 1. Losses reached 41 percent nitrogen 47 percent phosphoric acid 76 percent potash and 65 percent of manure value. cow manure suffered 41 19 8 and 49 percent losses with 32 percent value lost. Apply manure early to reduce these losses and avoid pasture grazing value loss. limit seasonal acreage coverage to one third.
Winter injury and disease drive alfalfa losses, with bacterial wilt, blight, and other infections entering through root cracks caused by freezing. Hardiness, carbohydrate reserves, and soil conditions determine root tolerance to cold, stressing prevention of freezing injury.
A farmer asks how old a calf should be to vaccinate for black leg whether the pill is as effective as the serum if a remedy exists after symptoms appear and whether repeat vaccination is needed when calves are vaccinated young.
Agricultural notice recommends poisoned bait to control cutworms. Mix bran Paris green molasses and water to create a crumbly bait, broadcast ten to fifteen pounds per acre in the evening for fresh night feeding.
Iowa State College investigators explain corn cultivator aims to kill weeds with minimal root disturbance. Cultivation does not retain soil moisture but removes competing water use. Roots lie in the first six to seven inches where nutrients are concentrated.
Farm Journal notes inoculation is not a one time task. Each time legumes are sown, inoculation should occur every three to four years to ensure sufficient nitrogen-fixing bacteria. Without proper bacteria, alfalfa relies on soil nitrogen, depleting it like non legume crops.
Prairie Farmer suggests patching thin clover fields by seeding oats that can be cut with the clover for hay. Prepare a thorough seedbed by disk harrowing to prevent weeds from smothering the oats. If the land will be broken this fall, avoid extra clover or grass. if kept for another year, start a new stand with the oats.
A western Oklahoma ranchman bought 1500 Hereford heifers from Kansas breeders. After visiting many herds and demanding high quality for a commercial replacement herd, the purchase signals farsighted market timing as the animals will replace old inferior cows from Kansas herds.
Agricultural notes advise arsenate of lead spray for leaf eating insects. Idaho hog producers in 1980 reported gross income over five and a half million dollars. Text mentions cutting for hay only and timing considerations for transplanting winter rye. notes little preference.
A promotional note extols Goodyear Speedway as the greatest thrift tire on the market today, calling it a top choice for value and performance.
A local grocer jokes that the modern maiden does not blush as a housewife seeks Maiden Blush apples. Rev Moses How, longtime pastor, records burial of Elder Daniel Hix at Dartmouth Cemetery gate on March 24 1838. Thrift is not merely not spending money.
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