Fifty two bushels per acre yields praised in Perkins County
The Aberdeen Daily News recounts Mrs Judy near Strool threshing two acres of wheat that yielded fifty two bushels per acre, noting soil history and high cultivation potential. It cites farmer anecdotes from Perkins County showing strong returns and robust farming methods.
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Huntington Home From The Coast
S. W. Huntington, a pioneer Aberdeen businessman now Lemmon land office receiver since 1911, has arrived in the state. The letters from Perkins County farmers show many began with little and built success through farming in the Trans Missouri country, with crops, cattle, hogs, and horses contributing to steady income.
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