News Notes Privilege to Lie in Utah Details
A sweeping roundup reports embargoes on alfalfa and hay imports to Utah and western states to curb alfalfa weevil spread. Roadwork proceeds on Grace to Central via Idaho line with $20 000 expected cost and November completion. Farmers receive seed wheat trials. Karmont outperforms Turkey Red by up to twelve bushels per acre. Idaho crops expand with apple shipments and dairy cattle moving toward southern California. Nampa seeks onion tariff protection to aid growers amid large imports. Traffic in the Lin tah booth slows. a Twin Falls Jerome highway bridge opens, carrying 850 cars. Prairie dog bait program treats 93,500 acres in Uintah county. Cassia fair closes with strong turnout.
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Gorsrot Leo Small
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Little Jim Crow Teased Sammy Crow Then Learns Compassion
Sammy Crow, smaller and weaker, suffers humiliation from Jim Crow who ducks him in cold water. Doctor Crow treats Sammy with care, confirming illness but reviving him. Jim Crow confronts his cruelty and reforms, realizing teasing the weaker hurts everyone.
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Reminders for youths promoting kindness to animals
Public guidance urges Golden Rule treatment of animals and daily acts of kindness. It recommends not confining wildlife, supporting animal comfort, planting trees for birds, aiding the elderly, and recycling waste responsibly to help the less fortunate.
Undefined Teacher Mary Day in a Cold Classroom
A fragmented mystery text notes a teacher named Mary discussing a day of preserving meat and asks what term describes the process. The dialogue mentions isolation and a grocer, but the passage remains unclear about a specific event or location.
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Sweet Clovers Offer Variable Types for Better Forage
The United States Department of Agriculture notes white and yellow sweet clovers vary in growth and form, offering opportunities to develop new strains. Improvements focus on better hay varieties, winter hardiness with Arctic and Siberian types, acid soil tolerance, and drought resistance for extended green forage into summer.
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Sweet Clover Doubles Wheat Yield in Dakota
JM Miller, who farms 1800 acres in North Dakota, extols sweet clover as the soil builder. He reports a field with prior sweet clover yielding 85 bushels of wheat per acre, while a neighboring area with no clover yielded 12. He notes the crop improves following crops by adding nitrogen and improving soil condition.
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North Dakota
Mr. Miller
Agricultural Insights for Farm Management and Crops
Agricultural notes advise insurance against imperfect stands with soybeans and corn, cull slow maturing pullets, harvest silage at the right stage, and beware of frosted corn reducing quality. Dairy cattle prices are rising and may peak around 193%. Improve feeding capacity by increasing headcount rather than new structures. Early sweet clover with legumes is recommended. Avoid defective exhibit produce and ring baskets of peaches pears or apples to ensure even packing and attractive sales.
Early 1927 TB Eradication Progress by USDA States
The United States Department of Agriculture reports strong tuberculosis eradication results for the fiscal year ending June 30 1927. Major gains include many counties tested nationwide and rising numbers of tb free counties led by North Carolina Michigan and Texas. Over 800000 cattle were tested in the final month with about 24000 reactors removed and slaughtered under federal inspection, reducing infection nationwide and benefiting livestock and public health.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Michigan
United States
Niventock
Plan for Determining Sex of Guinea Fowls
The article explains amateur breeders often misjudge guinea fowl sex at sale. It notes males show richer neck color, firmer wattles, and compact plumage, while females have pale shrunken wattles and rougher feathering. After mating season females yield a clearer sex distinction.
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Guinea
Harvest Silage Corn When Ears Are Mature
Agricultural guidance from the Extension Bulletin 237 A at Colorado Agricultural College describes harvesting silage corn. Cut when ears are mature and leaves and stalks stay green, allow to cure in shocks, then haul and ensile. avoid shucking until fully dried to prevent heating and mold. Emphasizes sorting for seed and vented cribs protected against rodents.
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Colondo Agricultural College
Spring Solling Crops Include Rye Wheat and More
For a spring solling crop fall sown rye and wheat work well in the North adaptable to fallowing with oats for an early summer roll ing crop. Sudan Arasa is an excellent solling crop, with sergiume and Japanese cane highlighted in the South. Sorghums can be cut at three feet but head yields improve. The midsummer peak drive is for a short season crop as pastures dry, with corn leading in the corn belt for palatability high yield and long storage.
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