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Newspaper

The State Line Herald

Location

North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1908

Page

3

A PAGE FOR THE FARMER on poultry house design and ventilation

Government experts and writers discuss profitable farming practices focusing on chicken housing. The piece covers ventilation methods, floor types, roost arrangement, nest placement, and sanitation to reduce dampness and disease, emphasizing cement floors, dry conditions, and accessible cleaning. It recommends oyster shells and grit for hens.

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Manure Use Described as Valuable Farm Resource

Farmers discuss manure as a crucial soil amendment and its impact on crop yields. The text notes debates over spreading large versus smaller quantities, with claims that excessive manure may waste nutrients and harm future yields. It emphasizes practical considerations for sustaining soil health.

Feeding the young dairy stock for optimum growth

A dairy expert argues against fattening calves and heifers during growth, promoting lean, thrifty condition with ample roughage. The discussion covers digestive development, bulky seeds versus concentrates, and the aim of building strong udders and long-term productivity through sustained exercise and balanced rations.

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Clover in the United States hay crop and feeds

The article discusses clover as a profitable hay crop in the United States, noting about 4,000 acres sown annually, yields of roughly 14 tons per acre when dry hay, and clover often grown with Timothy. It highlights soil nitrogen benefits, feeding mixtures, and the crop’s value for stock feeds. It also mentions brush care with painting jokes and notes prolific seed producers like sunflowers, clover yields, and tobacco.

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