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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
7
A spring guide explains using fresh ground broodings to prevent coccidiosis and other diseases. It covers clean brooders, boiling lyewater scrubs, dark housing first days, and avoiding old-ground contamination to protect chicks from cholera typhoid and tuberculosis losses.
Practical Advice on backyard poultry outlines breeding feeding and management for small flocks suitable for hobby or economical meat production. The revised Farmers Bulletin 1508-F explains breed selection incubation housing and care and directs readers to obtain it free from the USDA Office of Information.
The West saw a war against jack rabbits last year yielding more than 8 million skins and about 2 million dollars in net profit for farmers and stockmen from pelts sales. The Bureau of Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture led control operations. Jack rabbits harm alfalfa range grasses fruit trees and cotton, and ruin hay stocks in winter across regions.
Advice on sowing dwarf Essex rape for hog pasture. Recommend mixing with coarse grains oats and barley and medium red clover to extend stands. A two bushel per acre mix plus four pounds rape and two pounds clover yields excellent hog pasture lasting longer with clover inclusion.
The standard container act, approved by national congress in 1928, fixes sizes for fruit and vegetable baskets and hampers. It limits dampers and splint basket varieties, enabling prosecutions and confiscation of nonconforming containers, with broad compliance benefits for manufacturers, sellers, and buyers.
Increased returns from commercial fertilizer are likely when applied in drill rows or in hills with corn. Wisconsin tests show two practical positions: at both sides of each hill or in an arc over the seed. The material should not touch the corn kernels.
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