Morocco’s Cities Thrive Amid Atlas Majesties and Desert Trade
National Geographic reports on Casablanca Rabat Itabat and Marrakesh as booming centers in French Morocco. The piece contrasts European modernity and Moroccan life with vivid scenes of markets harbors and motor cars while detailing urban growth and cultural variety.
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Melinox
Morocco
High Atlas
Ant Attias
Africa
Casablanca
Itabat
Casablinca
America
Caan- Sianen
Elgin
Kansas City
Desert
Prairecon
Manure boosts yields on various soils say Ohio bulletin
A bulletin from Ohio State University argues that manure benefits dark colored soils and that light doses often outperform heavy applications. Tests show 100 tons at a four ton rate on a potato wheat clover rotation increased net profit by about 3 dollars. The study covers management phases and notes leaching losses.
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Oho State University
Narn
Bulletin
Thia
Wilt Disease Spread by Cultivation in Alfalfa Fields
Wilt is a bacterial root disease in alfalfa that appears in spots across fields two to three years old. Cultivation injures roots, aiding bacterial infection and spreading germs via harrow and soil while weed control can be less damaging than cultivation. Villages Farmer.
Roughages Defined by Commissioner Schmidt of Missouri Board
DPRR Commissioner Schmidt explains roughages as coarser high fiber feeds with lower digestible matter. He notes screenings are often labeled roughages but are sometimes concentrates and outlines roughage roles for winter feeding, idle animals, and adding bulk or carbohydrate in rations.
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Teed
Dprr, Schmidt
Misssouri
Spray Results Show Disease Rates Vary With Orchard Care
In two Pennsylvania counties growers received guidance on protecting apples from disease. Fully sprayed orchards saw 2.46 percent disease, improperly sprayed 16.8 percent, and unsprayed 80.2 percent with scabby fruit. Timing and substitutes also affected disease rates.
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Pennsylvania
BAT
Sto
Farm hints on trees, shrubs and crop storage
Tips on planting trees and shrubs with soil pocket formation in mind. Mulch strawberries after ground freezes using weed-free mulch. Proper alfalfa pasturing and winter protection guidance appears. Seed potato storage and oats curing stages highlighted. Advice on draining water from crawlers before winter storage. Reports note higher Japanese beetle infestation in affected localities, with grackles and purple finches preying on the pest.
Jumper Frock Revival For Campus Wear
Fashion notes rediscover the jumper frock or guimpe as versatile campus attire. Contrasting sleeves and detachable blouses let the dress switch from informal to formal looks, with plaid and velvet blouse pairings highlighted for 1912 style.
Satin Sleeves in New Autumn Fashions
The frock of rough surfaced crepe with satin sleeves plays a stellar role in autumn fashion. Sleeves are usually wide at the armholes or in a leg ormutton style to make them conspicuous as the style creator centers attention on sleeve design. A satin scarf tied in a soft bow at the neck completes the high neckline silhouette.
Krevival Styles Still Hold Chief Interest
Revival of early 20th century fashion remains a preoccupation for farm dressmakers. Evening wear shows late adopters like lace mitts ruffled shoulders and billowing sleeves as popular trends persist from decades past.
New Rainbow Sportswear Arrives This Fall
Fall sports clothing comes in rainbow colors with knits and coats in red green emerald teal and navy. The fashion includes striped and plaid patterns and bright solid colors alongside dark sport outfits refreshed with lively accents.
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Insluance
Down in Front Hat Style Featured in Late Creations
The article highlights a new down in front hat style with a high crown and a feather or bow sweeping over one brow. Velvet and wool jerseys appear in this season as light, smart, colorful hats that suit many faces and blend with current fashion.
How To Lengthen Last Season Frocks At Home
A home dressmaker can lengthen a last season frock by adding a wide waistline band of contrasting material and a matching belt. A “heart” of the dress fabric used to extend the garment can reduce the madeover look. If sleeves are long they can be recut into short saddle shoulder style to adjust the gown for current fashion.
Wheat crosses show Hessian fly resistance is heritable
Studies of crosses between wheat varieties resistant and susceptible to Hessian fly indicate resistance is a heritable trait that can be combined with bread quality and other desirable qualities. Parker and Painter of the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station report tests across 400+ varieties, with some showing near zero infestation and others high infestation, suggesting collaboration between plant breeders and entomologists will advance resistant varieties.
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John Wo Park
ioO4iYy
Kansay Agricultural Experiment Station
Cornell University
Parker
Painter
McColoch
Almnon
Turkey
Kharhor
Weed Seed Eradication Needs Careful Study
Tests at a United States Arlington experiment farm show weed seeds can remain viable long underground. Seeds of wild morning glory and other weeds sprouted after burial periods, indicating plowing and timing affect weed emergence and that control must occur before seeds mature.
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United States Government
Arlington Experiment Farm
fRoslyn
Smartweed Dock
James’ Quarters
Beekeeping Tips for Next Years Honey Crop
During busy harvest, focus on replacing old queens and providing a honey super and food stores for each colony. In areas without a fall honey flow the late season is ideal for queen replacement and stocking to ensure strong colonies for the next year.
Self Feeders for Hogs Improve Growth and Labor Efficiency
Self feeding proves effective for growing and fattening pigs by saving feed time and labor. A feeder with wind protection and adjustable troughs prevents waste and accommodates different feeds. A 16 inch feeder section handles about thirty pigs. larger setups serve eighty pigs. Plans available from state experiment stations or the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
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