Debated hay crops and methods in the South
A Louisiana area agricultural note surveys best hay and forage crops, favoring alfalfa barley millet and lespedeza. It discusses planting shallowly, curing techniques, and portable hay sheds, urging diversified feeding to reduce cotton dependence and boost stock farming. Also reports regional weather and crop progress across southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Colton
Umorg
Amber Ubbiers
Tiver
W. L. Fos Ter
Caddo
Puares
Uae
Conmntry
Jack
State Agricultural
Mr. Frierson
DeSoto Parish
Lespedera
Phares
J. Barruss McGehee
Laurel Hill
United States
McGehee
Thaman
Southern Lioa Stock Journal
Bermuda
Sumner
Acre
de. Stubbs
Shreveport
Louisiana
Magnemiie Parish
Uuy
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Georgia
Fudlow
Florida
South Carolina
Rupert E. Kerram
Siginal Service
New Orleans
Ninth annual Louisiana State Fair and Shreveport Exposition
Appointment of department superintendents listed for the fair including cattle, swine, poultry, dog, machinery, and floral divisions. Also notes rail service resumption on the Cotton Belt Little Rock branch between Altheimer and Little Rock starting Sept 30, 1894 with schedule details and contact for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arebu
James M. Martin
John D. Rudd
W. L. Foster
T. F. Bell
J.T. Patton
W. E. Hamilton
John C. Wimaish
J. R. Aerndon
Frierson
E. M. Warren
W. W. Sebastian
Ike Barron
Mattie H. Williams
P. Youree
Elise W. Tally
John Monkhonee
Agricultural and Horticultural
EF. M. Smith
H. H. Hargrove
John J. Horna
F. H. Goaman
Cotton Belt
Little Rock
Altheimer
Pine Bluff
W. Lafieame
G. Pind
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Coblon
Louisiana State Fair and Shreveport
W.E. Hamilton