Maintaining and Increasing Fertility in Agriculture
Dr W J Chamberlain argues for farm fertility through livestock, saving and applying all manures, and using concentrated plant foods when economical. He contrasts past and present values of hay, straw, and fertilizers, urging level headed weighing of stored nutrients from manure, straws, and commercial fertilizers.
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Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Ohio Farmer
National Stockman and Farmer
America
United States
Germany
Chile
Tennessee
Carolinas
Florida
Real Farm Efficiency and Thorne’s Message to Ohio Farmers
American farm writer hails Director Thorne of the Obie experiment station for a concise lesson on efficiency. He argues Ohio could cut acreage to 1,500,000 while maintaining wheat output by better seed, manure, and reduced labor, freeing half a million acres for posterity. Thorne links efficiency to feeding the world in 1916, urging no increase in land use.
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Ohio Station
Thorne
Ohio
Onio
Wilson
Brewster
Sherman County
Kan
B. W. Jarvis
Leck
Troy
Fertilizer Demand and Safety Rules Highlight Illinois Output
The 1914 Illinois State Board of Agriculture report notes fertilizer output in Mlinola rising to record levels and urges farmers to seek increased yields. It lists licensed fertilizers, warns buyers to rely on state analyses, and provides manufacturer details to ensure safe, honest sales. The document, available free from Springfield, reflects ongoing protection for purchasers since 1888.
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Illinois State Board of Agriculture
Illinois
Ilinois
Dilke
State Board of Eeet
Bpringfeld
Stateboard For Agriculture
Tgtand
Byer
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