Rye as a valuable crop for Southern farms
McQuarrie urges Southern farmers to plant rye as a hardy winter crop. He notes its soil-cleaning effects, benefits for subsequent crops, and practical steps for seeding, fertilizing, and grazing. Emphasizes early sowing before November and thorough field preparation for best returns.
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Com McQuarrie
Progress Farmer notes on diversified farming and breeding
Correspondent urges diversified crops in North Carolina, praising the Progressive Farmer and advising farmers to adopt wholesale coal oil buying, velvet beans trials, and thinning strategies. He argues natural selection and selective thinning boost corn yields and breeder-driven improvements will lift average yields dramatically in the coming decades.
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Florida
North Carolina
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R. R. Moore
Practical Stock Questions Answered by Corresponding Editor
A Southern farming note answers three questions on pig care and breeding. It advises castration in dry cool weather away from flies, when boars are vigorous. suggests replacing an old boar only if inbreeding or poor pig quality appears. and discusses breeding sows post farrowing with proper feeding to sustain current and future litters. It closes urging diversity to create a continuous money flow, highlighting cattle beef as a strategic focus.
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L. H. Bailey
Maine
Cooreas
Darwin
Pollenation Association
Europe
Asia
Jd. C. Suffern
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Wake Co
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Emery
J.B. Hunnicutt
Georgia
State Agricultural Society
Dublin
Great Northwest
Montana
Kansas City
Atlanta
Northwest
Clover
T. R. Sawtell
South
Tennessee
Sawtell
Carolina
Alabama
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