Fruit Growing in Kansas Aims to Diversify Profits
Kansas fruit growing era shifts from single crops to mixed orchards and byproducts. Experts led by George C. Greene discuss profitability of multi fruit systems, home storage, and regional markets reducing wholesale and transport costs. Water regulation devices and manure use for soil fertility feature in Farm and Home guidance.
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Making the Little Farm Pay With geese how to profit on small farms
Geese offer high returns on small farms by grazing on grass and clover with light grain feeds. Toulouse, Gray African, Embden, and native varieties mature quickly. select breeding stock, buy goslings each spring, and provide clean housing, greens in winter, and quiet fattening pens. Geese require space and proper pastures, but can outperform other fowls with careful management.
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