Growing Importance of Soy Beans in American Agriculture
A USDA Farmers Bulletin No 117-F highlights rapid gains in soy bean use since arriving from Japan a century ago. It notes their rise in eastern states, primary livestock feed, and new human food potential. Feeding tests show soy bean meal and cracked soybeans yield high value. oil content spurs domestic crushing in the Midwest and South, with soy as a hay and feed crop.
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United States
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Grain Storage Building of Hollow Tile Erected at Town College
A hollow tile grain storage structure has been erected at Town State college. The building resembles a late elevator and includes scale equipment, a corn sheller, and electrical installations at its four corners. The site plan mentions potential electrical contracts and the presence of usual hollow tile features with two other structures nearby.
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State’ College
Plants protect gol and poultry feeds in family gardens
The article notes the value of growing soy beans and greens as high protein concentrates to reduce costs. It stresses early age weights, moults, and regular maintenance such as cleaning tools and proper oiling. It warns against unnecessary expenditures and highlights long term benefits for poultry and garden planning.
Liberty and Spuds at the Same Price
Farmers advised to guard potato crops with regular sprays as insects threaten yield. Ohio State University extension botanist Dr A Le Pierstorff outlines Bordeaux mixtures with arsenate of lead, timing sprays from planting through late season, up to 13 applications for some crops. Flea beetles on leaf undersides require side and below spray nozzle adjustment to reach them.
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A. le Plerstorff
Ohio State University
Pierstorff
Smuts of Small Grains Discussed in New Circular
Colorado Agricultural College extension service releases a free circular on smuts of small grains and other crops. Waldo Kidder explains smut nature, crop damage, and prevention methods for oats barley and other seeds. Guidance includes home made barrel wheat heater and seed treatment with copper carbonate or formaldehyde solution to avoid germination loss.
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Colorado
Agricultural College
Waldo, Kidder
Extension Agronomy
Capping Silage to Prevent Loss in Summer Pastures
A report advises careful capping of silage to prevent moisture loss and decay. Use roofing paper or tar paper weighed by silage or dirt, and smooth or pack the surface. old newspapers may also serve as an effective covering to guard against mold and spoilage.
Shorthorns Prove Profitable Dual Purpose Stock
The article argues Shorthorn cattle offer both dairy and beef profits. It notes many beef conformation animals produce enough milk to pay for calves, making them strong contenders for dual purpose stock. It admits dairy breeds outproduce in milk but highlights overall annual returns for mixed farming.
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Yeigon
Seeds and Weeds Amid Noxious Plants Debate
Farmers confront the problem of poisonous weed seeds in fields as they weigh the cost of clearing infestations versus the effort. Officials argue for thorough removal to protect water and crops, while many farmers opt to focus on profitable weed control strategies.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Kitchen-tested promise for perfect baking results
Kitchen-tested Gold Medal Flour is promoted as simplifying baking and eliminating failures, with claims that flour variability caused most issues. The ad touts reliable bread and pastry outcomes and markets the product as a solution for home bakers seeking consistent results.
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Betty Crocker
Washburn Crossy Company
Doughboy and the Doc a World War II Tale?
The piece recalls Mrs. London and Shepard, former national commander of the American Legion Auxiliary, discussing a Doughboy story. A veteran faced a medical board as the doctor pressed blunt questions about mental alertness, prompting a sharp response and a bitter laugh about the stakes of perception and fairness.
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Shepard
American Legion Auxiliary
New York
Agaa
Jobstar
Diamond Dyes Offer Rich Colors for Home Use
Real dyes claim to provide soft bright colors for dresses drapes and lingerie with anilites that ensure smooth even application and no spotting. The advertisement touts lasting depth and brilliance despite wear and washing and notes available packs and dealer distribution.
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