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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
7
A mechanical age innovation adapts a grain handling line for farms large and small. Grain wagons enter a barn, feed via electric motor powered hammers to grinders and elevators, with gravity and chutes moving ground grain to mixers or storage bins. One worker unloads 40 loads of corn daily with an electric elevator.
First importation of Brown Swiss into the United States notes the breed as well adapted to dairy farming. They are robust, consume coarse roughages, and have a carcass value. Milk is white with medium fat lobules. butterfat around 4 percent. Mature cows weigh about 1,850 pounds, are heavily muscled, blacker and more fleshy than other dairies.
Inoculating soybean seeds gives young plants a rapid start by fixing nitrogen from the air, aiding fast growth and early canopy development that shades the ground, reduces moisture loss, and slows weed growth. An eastern experiment station showed inoculated plots matured into robust stands with readily available nitrogen.
Text discusses methods to handle soft corn in winter, emphasizing choosing forms of preservation. It notes using whole core plant silage and compares drying methods to maximize feed value. Recommends silage storage if untreated corn is too soft and mentions improved pruning and drying techniques.
A fragment advises leaving three or four inches of space at the back and at least ten inches above for proper condenser coil cooling. It reflects a maintenance tip likely from an appliance guideline.
Poet Carl Sandburg spent seven days in Washington D C as a guest of a friend. After extensive sightseeing he quipped that the Washingtons run the only asylum he had ever seen, noting it was "run by the inmates."
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