Pearl Millet bulletin from USDA urges seed buyers to beware
Washington readers are urged to note a new USDA agrostology bulletin on Pearl Millet showing crop origins and cultivation. It warns that seed sold under names like Pencilaria and Man's Wonder Forage Plant fetches high prices, and invites readers to obtain copies from the Division of Publications. The report also highlights a Illinois Young People's Farmers Institute in Woodstock and urges newspapers to respect farmers as a substantial, educated readership.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Division of Publications
U. S. Department of Agriculture
W. J. Spillman
Young People’s Farmers Institute
Illinois
United States
Woodstock
McHenry County
Pople
Steel Trust
Standard Oil Company
In and Out of the Hog Business
A local columnist describes how farmers enter the hog business when prices rise and exit after losses or market slumps. The piece argues persistent, studied hog farming can be highly profitable, urging steady effort over time.
Hog market cautions steer in slow hog expansion
The passage notes rising prices for pork and mutton while beef lags, urging buyers to be careful as good hogs are scarce and costly. It argues new entrants should grow gradually, using a small number of brood sows to build quality rather than rushing into large, poorly bred stock.
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