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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1913

Page

4

Pork favorite Chinese food dominates beef use in empire

The article notes that Chinese people consume vast amounts of pork while eating little beef. Natives prefer pork of excellent quality and at prices lower than production costs here, making American pork uncompetitive despite transportation factors.

China

Alfalfa enriches soil for other crops in trials

Alfalfa enriches the soil by sending roots 12 to 85 feet deep and lifting potash and other nutrients into upper layers. An experiment in Canada shows alfalfa sod yields higher crops: 61.5 bushels of wheat per acre vs 42 on timothy sod and 24 bushels of corn vs 18 on timothy sod, with barley also higher.

Canada

Alfalfa More Valuable Crop In Wisconsin 1910 Census

The 1910 Wisconsin census shows alfalfa grown on 18 000 acres with 2.8 tons per acre and an average value of 31 dollars per acre. Timothy and clover averaged 1.6 tons per acre valued at 14 dollars. Cost to grow alfalfa equals timothy or clover at about 10 dollars per acre, yielding a 21 dollar per acre profit versus 4 dollars for the latter crops.

Wisconsin

Alfalfa Best Forage Crop in Wisconsin Reports Say

Wisconsin reports show nearly 40 000 acres seeded to alfalfa with an average yield of about four tons per acre making it the most valuable forage crop with income more than five times that of other hay crops.

Wisconsin

Alfalfa Rich in Protein Surpasses Wheat Bran in Value

A California Bus. chart shows alfalfa delivering 12.3 percent digestible protein, surpassing wheat bran for feeding value due to digestibility and composition. It highlights alfalfa as rich in bone and muscle building protein and niacin-related nutrients.

California

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