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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1918
Page
6
A forseable guide discusses breeding pure bred sows and boars, focusing on growth, feed efficiency, and herd improvement. It cites the University of Arizona and breeders like Schneider, outlining haling stock selection, pasture management, and market demands for pork products.
The article discusses growing winter cover crops in orchards to improve soil structure and tree growth. It lists options such as crimson clover, hairy vetch, and peas, noting varying benefits and urging timely planting and management for best results.
An Arizona agricultural circular urges farmers to use certified seed wheat to improve crop quality and yield. It lists 37 farmers in various counties with certified seed and details seed treatment, inspections by agronomists, and a planned price of $2.20 per bushel at terminal points.
Fragmented farm note describes wheat and corn prices, grain handling, and wartime messaging. Mentions farm districts, rural agents, and stockmen ranges with references to markets, yields, and shipping terms. Contains stray phrases about Britain, war effort, and farm labor.
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Montana and Arizona ranchers discuss feed strategies to support cattle during drought. They consider using cottonseed cake from fattening oil mills in quantities of one to three pounds per cow to tide over the drought, alongside browse water and salt.
A California farmer lauds the Avigers Agricultural Experiment Station for Bulletin No. 7 titled Alfalfa in the Southwest calling it the finest treatise on the subject. The letter notes the value of the station’s bulletins and circulars which are available free upon application to Arizona farmers.
Fragmented report describes postwar mobilization of families and workers, referencing agriculture and military effort. It mentions numbers and timelines in a garbled form, noting Navy, trees, and daily toil from dawn to night without clear sequence.
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