Feeding of Mules and Horses on Irrigated Farms
Arizona notes a practical feeding method from the Salt River Valley Experiment Farm. Mules are corralled after work and given no feed until evening, then hay is finished before 5–7 PM, followed by 6–7 pounds of grain. Horses need shaded barns and cooling at noon. harness removal aids comfort. The routine emphasizes water access, hay and grain timing, and digestion before work the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cme
Generis
Huey Dar
Zao
Mary Primer Lockwood
Arizona
Supt
C. J. Wood
Salt River Valley
Enid
Navy
University of Arizona
Unclear OCR snippet announces event plans at 38 Pietjeer Street
Fragmentary notice names individuals and a plan for authorizing after December at a Main Street location. Details are garbled but imply an audience or meeting involving local firms and persons with positions in a business or legal notice.
County Agent Role in Reconstruction Discussed in Congress
A congressional discussion analyzed the county agent's evolving role postwar reconstruction. Speakers praised the Farm Bureau as the most effective organized form for agricultural outreach and urged continued support for farm education, coordination, and food production through cooperative structures and federal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand County
Afeo
US Department of Agriculture
Fesd
United States
New Food Production Projects Led by Club Workers
Amid talk of democracy under threat, a new figure “Bill Famine” rises as wartime food shortages loom. The U S Department of Agriculture guides school and community clubs to fast food production, focusing on meats and fats. Leland S Parke, State Club Leader, announces enrollment for rapid food programs statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Bill Famine
Europe
U.S Department of Agriculture
Hein Ont
Leland S Parke
University of Lrigena
Tucson
Arizona
Bermuda frasa control discussed in Farmers Bulletin 45
Farmers Bulletin No 45, issued by the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington, outlines Bermuda frasa control. The guide highlights usefulness for farmers in Athens and the canning section of the Pomerenace trust, noting Mrs Protfitt and her leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Frasa
Farmers
U S
The
Pomerence
Libellv Odul
Mra Ot Protfitt
Aas
Haa
Proafgfitts
Home Economics Staff Attend Meeting
Key figures from Arizona counties gather for a meeting led by Navive Federal Food Administration. Delegates include Miss Louise Spotleder Cochise county and Miss Grace 700 Yuma counties with Amy Pinsmere and Amy Agoos A. Hunt assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wood
Zaimmer
Pima
Hold Back The Light-Weight Hogs
A U S Department and producers discuss keeping hog sales stable through December. Packers agree not to buy hogs below a set weight and price, aiming to avoid market flood and support fair prices. Swine farmers urged to avoid premature marketing to maintain fat hog supply and price stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiogo
Agricultural Advisery Board of Food
Washington
Arizona
Yime
Eiders
Chicago
United States
The
Food Administration
Packere
Agricultural briefs outline pest control and farming advances
Dr. Nelson of the Biological Survey visited Arizona to plan rodent and predator control with county agents. Demonstrations show treated seed potatoes yield better. Smut-treated grains perform perfectly. Fall plowing expands with 25 farmers participating. County agents assist stockmen with reduced freight rates for feeds. Chas RN Adamson helps market turkeys. Night telegram rates rise starting January 1. Roy Lyman Wilbur spoke on food conservation at the University of Arizona. Time zone limits changed without altering daylight hours. several Arizona towns serve as zone dividers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nelson
Biological Survey
Arizona
DeLore Nichols
Cocrenino County
Roy Lyman Wilbur
Leland Stanford University of California
US Food Sidministration
Tucson
Wilbur
U.S
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Southern Arizona CO Motor CO
Buick
Republic
6Th Ave
Tucson Jewelry Co
Christa
Pot Bk
Congress Se
Marionutomobile
Batyly
Farm News Department
University of Arizona College of Agriculture
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Crete
Feeplergent Co
United States Congress
Smith-Lever
Vnsie
Humber
Navive
Federal Food Administration
Rigetia Tele
W. FE. Schneider
Swine Extension
U. S
U of A. Coop
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
N. Stone Ave
Hayden
RAY
GLOBE
Winkleman
Oracle
Nogales
Mammoth
Hayden and Globe
H. A. Coss
Congress Street
Cabinet Cafe
Cochise
Gila
Navajo
Chas. RN. Adamson
Cochise County
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Sasco
Silverbell
San Augustine Hotel
Twin Buttes
Mineral Hill
Office International Hotel
Goodin Transfer Co
Jack Campbell
Chandler Automobiles
Io Babbitt Brothers State Distributors Congress
Kingan
Paw
North Chay 4
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James R. Duseata
Arizona Bay
John B. Wright
Southern Artzins Bays and Trust O. Tecson
Lawton Bros
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F. D. Rockefeller
G. Brome
Examinatics
New York
Minnesota
Congress St
Bank of Personal Service
Reuben R. KR. Cack
Satoce Bank
Acie Vace Preedent Consolidated Nsticral Bae
Turson
Saiow Bank
Congress Hotel
Newcat
Hester
Cor
Congress & Tear
Avery
Santa Rita Hotel
L. J. Laeger
Urop
Arizona Fire Insurance
Arras
Enna
Arizona Auto Paint Shop
J. L. Garcia &C
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