Turkey raising pays in Arizona
Turkeys can thrive in Arizona's climate whether irrigated or dry, with feed largely self-supplied until Thanksgiving. The disease blackhead hurts flocks in eastern states, but Arizona has limited cases and raisers are urged to prevent spread. The industry could grow in southern Arizona, where turkeys are native to the territory and demand rises for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Experienced raisers are advised to increase stock promptly.
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Curing Pork in Southwest Farm Conditions
The article outlines pork curing methods and cuts for hogs in warm Southwest climates. It discusses carcass splitting, trimming for bacon and lard, and how fat and lean distributions affect curing. Two curing methods brine and dry salt are described, with cautions about brine troubles in hot weather and ingredients listed for curing mixtures.
Wool clip commandeered by British government boosts crossbred wool
A report from Livestock Specialist G W Barnes notes Britain has commandeered the entire crossbred wool clip of Australia amid shortages in Russia. Australian merino and crossbred wool are in high demand. farmers in the Northwest adopt power baling and modern sheds to speed market delivery. R W Williams, Animal Husbandman, University of Arizona.
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G W Barnes
Bpiritiah
New Zealand
Australia
Northwest
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Twoptn
Unclear excerpt on training and skill security
Fragmentary text discusses readiness to proceed and a major issue of securing skills and training. Mentions Selo te esatiefy and Ale prey in garbled phrasing, offering little retrievable fact or named entities.
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Skille
Ale Prey
Sheep and wool program part of short course plan
A two day sheep and wool program is listed for January 12 and 13 in Tucson. Speakers include J A Hitl University of Wyoming wool specialist Frank King Cheyenne importer of Correidate sheep W T Ritch Australian wool expert and University of Arizona professors Williams Hernes Cunningham with Thornber on pasture for sheep. Topics cover wool and mutton markets, classing, sheds, forage grasses, range sheep breeding, sanitation, coyotes and pests.
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Tucsos
J. A. Hit
University of Wyomtos
Frank
King
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Australia
W T. Ritch
Salt Lake City
Utah
Williams Hernes and Cunningham
University of Arizonsa
Thornber
Arizona
Cowpeas Cultivation in Summer Irrigation Conditions
The article discusses growing cowpeas in summer as a valuable crop. It notes irrigation water availability influences cultivation, benefits soil fertility through roots and stubble, and suggests plowing under the crop after harvest to enhance fertility.
Cowpeas Suit Elevations Guides From Arizona Agronomist
Nicholson, agronomist at the University of Arizona, notes Dosbie and Beter eupply as common varieties. The blackere cowpea is recommended for most elevations, with timing windows: plant April 1 to August 1 below 2590 feet, May to July 1 up to Svee feet, and May 10 to June 13 above 5060 feet for dry farming. Lower altitudes require irrigation for success.
Nematodes Halt Under Proper Care Across Crops
The Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Arizona notes nematodes spread via irrigation water and soil movement. Rotate infested soils to resistant crops such as velvet beans and cowpeas, while many other crops show varying susceptibility.
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Bratham
Agricultural Iuperiment Station
University of Arizona
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Arizona Farmer
Prees
University of Arizona College of Agriculture
Southwest Farm
Eawtire Wool Clip
Russia
South America
R. . Williams
Atimal Hushbandman
FEP
Taylor Agriculture Extension
Mreetor
Nicholson
Trips
C. A. Barnhart
FORD
Hudson
E. Broadway
H.A. Deans
Roberts & Reynolds
Haynes
First
Ghevrolet
Be. S. Peters
Toole and
Congress
Viphooten
North Sixth Avenue
Telephone
Ile
Subwy
Moline-Knight
H. Richards, JR
Miller Garage
H. A. Turner
King Motor Car
Congress Street
Cobrita
Europe
Germany
Austria
China
America
Santa Rita Hotel
Tenney Williams & Company
E. F. Hutton & Company
New York
F. W. Courtney Company
Salome, Arizona
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