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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1927
Page
3
An article discusses calendar reform ideas rejected for modern needs. It outlines three groups: a 13 month year with a blank day, four equal quarters of 91 days, and a perpetual calendar. highlights economic, banking, and religious considerations and the challenge of changing long standing customs.
United States Department of Agriculture reports on imported parasites as potential control for the corn borer pest. Since 1918 researchers released 1,798,080 parasites across 12 species, with six established. progress uneven and not guaranteed. Emphasizes clean farming to reduce borers while awaiting results.
The article argues that using machinery lowers production costs and raises yields, helping farmers compete with progressive growers. It notes farmers pay for seeds, fertilizer, and equipment, whether owned or rented, and that proper equipment reduces labor costs while boosting income and living standards.
Manure benefits agronomy when reinforced with acid phosphate. The practice raises land returns beyond cost, boosting winter wheat yields compared to using manure alone. The note warns about top-dressing manure in winter and highlights the fertilizing effect of phosphate addition.
The Minnesota station announces that the highly rust resistant wheat variety will not be distributed before 1929 to avoid misimpression. Only 125 bushels exist and seeds will be reserved for farms in 1828 to preserve stock, aiming for certified wide distribution by spring 1920.
Advice to take two periods to exercise buying feed as the first step to dairy profitability. Farms can complete many tasks in the coming months to ease spring’s busy calendar. Each farmer should visit his state college of agriculture at least annually for guidance.
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