White Fly Infestation on Citrus and Greenhouse Plants
The white fly harms Florida and Louisiana citrus and greenhouse ornamentals including viburnum and jasmine. It spreads in warm regions, with sooty mold from honeydew hurting leaf vitality and fruit quality. Life cycle includes multiple broods from spring to autumn. remedies favor kerosene and rosin washes in winter, pruning to open canopies, with fumigation as an option.
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Florida
Louisiana
C. J. Marlatt
Gulf Region
California
Beason
Messrs. Swingle and
Webber
Ausuat
Fat and feed standards in beef cattle debated
An article from an agricultural journal argues against fat as the sole measure of beef quality. It advocates breeding for functional, well finished cattle, notes the consumer’s demand for lean meat, and warns breeders and feeders to improve knowledge of ideal finish while reducing excessive fat to sustain long term value. It also outlines stake removal tools, salt use for cows, and a study on redwood reproduction and forest management.
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Jean
D. H. Otis, Kansas Experiment Station
R. T. Fisher
California
Oregon
Boston Market Leads In New England Poultry And Eggs
A Relia ble Poultry Journal praises Boston as the most fastidious market for poultry and eggs. August prices show fancy eggs retail at 35 cents a dozen, wholesale 30 cents, with Boston driving regional demand. New England now imports millions in poultry and eggs as manufacturing cities expand, with Boston alone paying over 11.6 million dollars last year for these products.
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New England
Boston
A. F. Hunter
Reliable Poultry Journal
Chamber of Commerce
Feeding Green Cut Bone for Poultry in October
The Western Poultry Journal advises beginning green cut bone feeding in October with two feeds per week, one ounce per bird, increasing to daily meals for pullets and winter layers. Feeding in mash helps economy and even distribution. Exhibition cockerels should be fed carefully to avoid abnormal comb growth, while discreet feeding keeps birds in good condition and adds plumage luster.
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Western Poultry Journal
Rhode Island Turkeys For Thanksgiving Markets
Rhode Island turkeys are prepared for Thanksgiving and Christmas trade after November 1 with weather aiding growth. Chestnuts replace greens for finishing feed, birds travel if warm, and markets peak at Thanksgiving before large kills prior to Christmas.
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New York Herald
Rhode Island
Rhode Islander
Good For Women in Poultry Raising Is Outdoor Industry
Outdoor poultry and egg production offers a viable career for women, with many not only earning well but also regaining health through the wholesome work of managing a large poultry yard.
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Eale
Best Remedy For Croup From Atchison Daily Globe
Seasonal advice urges mothers to use modern remedies for croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as effective, fast acting, and safe, with hive syrup and tolu noted as old fashioned options. The article claims quick relief and prevention when the remedy is given at first sign of a croup cough. Sold by all dealers.
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Atchison, Kan
Daily Globe
We Buy Cotton Seed and Pay in Cash or Meal and Hulls
The People of Vienna Cotton Oil Co announce they purchase cotton seed from customers and offer payment options in cash or meal and hulls. The message promotes their business and invites potential suppliers to engage with Vienna based operations.
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Vienna Cotton Oil Co
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Moseley Mercantile CompAny
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T. O. Moseley
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