Local Lemmon Notices Highlight Meetings and Weddings
A Lemmon column lists events and happenings from Tuesday and Wednesday including M W A meeting on Monday and Miss Klindt's Kindergarten starting June 1. Roy Barrett visits en route to Bismarck, town lots near Peck property to be planted to sweet clover, and a missing gold mounted Elk tooth watch charm. several local residents attend cultural events and court matters. A new cream station project in Minnesota is noted, along with road work and a June 2 civic league meeting at 8 pm. A wedding at the Boyenton home unites Alexander Sorenson and Mrs Clara Tripp with a small family gathering and wildflower decor.
Harrow the corn before it is up for bigger ears
Prof J G Hutton of the Agronomy Dept at State College warns that weeds harm South Dakota corn by consuming moisture and nutrients. A harrow tooth early can wipe out surface seeds and prevent later weed growth, while later weeding is often impractical. He urges harrowing before and after emergence to boost yields.
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South Dakota
J. G. Hutton
Agronomy Dept
State College
Preventing White Scours in Calves in Pasture
Prof. C. Larsen of State College advises two main steps to prevent white scours in calves. Thoroughly disinfect stables and navels at birth and rotate cows to pasture to freshen. Clean, lime the stable, spray with whitewash, and maintain clean, ventilated housing to reduce contagion next winter.
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Prof
C. Larsen
State College
How To Plant Sweet Clover by E. E. Hughes County
E. E. of Hughes County asks if sweet clover should be seeded with a nurse crop and whether to drill or broadcast. Dr. A N Hume of State College recommends eighteen pounds undulled sweet clover per acre with two pecks sixty day oats as nurse crop, sow by drill or broadcast, then harrow in on well dished land without plowing.
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E. E
Hughes County
A. N. Hume
State College
Where To Get More Information For Farmers
A letter to the State College will solicit information from the department head. State farm magazines cover agricultural topics in full. Every farm should subscribe to at least one journal devoted to the welfare of its state. Geo A Starling.
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State College
Geo. A
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