Model Shearing Sheds to Boost Arizona Wool Trade
Farm Department notes describe model up to date shearing sheds promoted by the American Wool Improvement Association and Arizona collaborators. Lectures by Mr. James Scott and others highlight cost parity with traditional methods, higher wool value through proper classing and baling, and potential six month employment gains across borders to move wool efficiently.
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GW Parnes
U. of A
Good horses help advertise farmers and stock
A wr itten note from W. I. Biuscard of A. and M. College Oklahoma urges farmers to invest in well cared for colts and horses for advertising and pride. He argues fine stock attracts attention, spurs interest in youth, and can lead to prize stock and future success.
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Fair and San Simon 5 Great Success
The event at San Simon on October 6 and 7 drew good attendance. Crop exhibits showcased grain, forage, and garden crops from the San Simon valley with varieties on display. County supervisors awarded prizes to agricultural exhibits and banners for quality produce and livestock.
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Champion Milkers Meet for Prize at Arizona State Fair
Juvenile milking contest offers a $16 cash prize at the Arizona State Pair in Phoenix. Open to any boy or gift recipient under 21. entry ends November 14 at 3 PM with no fee. Cows will be milked starting four o clock Monday the thirteenth. six winners announced. Judges include F P Taylor and J F Nicholson from the University of Arizona. Barbecue and a modern rules show accompany the event. First prizes noted for best general farm crop display and feterita in sorghum competition.
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J. H. Averill
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Jane H. Rider
Cheep Licks Aid Health of Flock
Licking mixtures suggested for sheep grazing include No 1 Slacked Lime with iron sulfate and turpentine, No 2 Sulphate of iron with ginger, No 3 Flowers of sulphur and copperas, and No 4 coarse salt with sulfur. These licks, praised by Australian colleges and used in New Zealand and other regions, aim to keep flocks healthy and grazing varied.
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New Zealand
Falkland Islands
South Africa
South America
W. T Ritch
Poultry Prices Rise As Farmers Target Winter Profits
Farmers report strong poultry prices this year with many advising selective culling and fattening to maximize winter profits. Guidance covers coop cleanliness, grit, water, and a fattening ration of corn meal, kafir, cotton seed meal, wheat middlings, peanut meal with buttermilk.
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