Sanitation Key to Preventing Disease in Hogs
Dr H W Willis of the Bureau of Animal Industry urges farmers to adopt sanitation as the main attack against livestock disease, especially in hog herds. He endorses the rotation system, outdoor housing, ground rest periods, proper cleaning and disinfection, and use of sunlight to reduce parasites and infections while stressing labor and discipline to implement the plan.
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Indis
H W Willis
Bureau of Animal Industry
Willa
Panttary
Creselia
Ita
Official Bean Market Bulletin and Shed Report
Official bulletin offers firsthand market prices on beans and field crop seeds. County Agents office handles inquiries and provides free reports reflecting market conditions from reliable information sources.
Feeding Wheat to Livestock Permitted Under New Rules
The Food Administration allows feeding wheat to livestock when transportation and coarse grain are scarce or costly. Permits require a quart sample, number of bushels to feed, livestock type and count, feeding location, and a wheat value comparison to coarse grains. Applications available at the County Clerk's office.
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the Food Administration
Regrets Over Canceled Uintah Canal Meetings
The irrigation meeting for officers, committee men, stockholders, and water users in Uintah and Duchesne counties was canceled due to a state health closing order. L M Winsor was ready to speak on the docket, with hopes to reschedule soon as danger passes, as warned by J W Witwer, County Agriculture Agent.
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Uintah
Dueheana
Winsor
State Board of Health
Hope
WH Witwer
Agr
Labor Shortage in Utah Sugar Beet Fields Reported
Utah faces a severe labor shortage in the sugar beet industry with high wages offered to steady workers. Those seeking steady work are urged to report to Utah County Farm Bureau President Mayor 8 D Colton.
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State of
Utah
Uintah County Farm Bureau
D Colton
Dairy Man's New Opportunity to Stop Tuberculosis in Cows
The Farm Bureau of Uintah County collaborates with cow owners to test for bovine tuberculosis. A preliminary plan aims to estimate how many cows will be tested and placed on farms, with coordination through the bureau in Salt Lake City. Owners are urged to contact Lester Bingham to discuss participation.
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Farm Bureau of Ananel Industry
Uintah County
Dureau
Salt Lake
Peta
Prizes Offered for Six Crops by Faro Journal in 1919
The Faro Journal invites American farmers to grow corn cotton wheat oil potatoes and alfalfa in 1919 for a chance at eighteen national prizes. Each crop offers first prize gold medal and 1000, second prize silver medal and 500, third prize bronze medal and 250. No entrance fees. Endorses Uintah county farmers to join the program and aim high.
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Faro Journal
Farmers of America
Fort Journal
United States
Uintah County
Livestock and Feed Situation in Utah Urges Early Feeding Plans
County Agents report hay shortages and poor pastures cause alarm among dairymen and cattlemen in Utah. They urge careful use of roughage and feed racks, advise early hay purchases, and suggest buying feeder or breeding stock when surplus hay exists. Readiness to harvest and feed efficiently is emphasized.
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Utah
California
San Juan County
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