Agricultural Notes on Rape Feed and Horticulture Practices
This page reports on rape as a nutritious green feed for hogs, its benefits over bluegrass pasture, and a quick sowing of rape for extended palatable forage. It also covers cucumber beetle protection for vines, barley flour substitutions in baking, and the third spray for apple disease control using lime-sulfur or Bordeaux mixtures with extension tours underway.
Poison Mash Fixes Cutworms in Corn and Gardens
Iowa State College entomologist R L Webster says cool rainy weather lengthens cutworm activity and that poison bran mash can reduce damage. Mix 25 lb bran 1 lb arsenic 6 lemons or oranges 2 qts molasses and 2.5 gal water to form a mash, broadcast over soil for four to five acres at about 40 cents an acre. poultry must be kept away.
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How to Use Barley Flour in Home Baking
Home economists explain barley flour as a cheap accessible substitute for wheat flour. It is light colored but varies in quality and absorbs more liquid, making batters and doughs stiffer than with wheat flour. yeast bread may be unsuitable.
Canker Worm Threatens Iowa Fruit Trees
Iowa State College experts report widespread canker worm damage across the state, notably in the south central region. Early control is crucial, with cluster bud and calyx sprays most effective in spring. arsenate of lead sprays offer an alternative. Horticulturists warn neglect could threaten the fruit industry next year.
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NEW USES FOR WHEY
Whey offers diverse uses beyond dairy. It stars in soups and sauces, meatlike dishes, potato and egg combos, salads, dressings, sandwiches, breads, pies, and puddings. Creators even build whey honey and lemon ade as a refreshing foundation.
Whey Based Syrup and Lemonade Punch Idea
A compact recipe note suggests mixing whey with sugar or corn syrup to create a syrup. Boil until honeylike, bottle for indefinite shelf life, and use as a spread or pudding sauce. Also mentions lemonade and punch ideas using whey.
War time Responsibility Yours and Ours
National necessity places new duty on every motorist urging utmost service and highest usefulness of self and vehicle. Emphasis on service and economy as sole considerations for drivers during wartime.
Whey beverage and garden productivity tips from a 1930s column
Instructions for whey lemonade and whey punch flavors using lemon juice or fruit juices, plus nutmeg or cinnamon to mask whey taste. A Davenport gardener, M. N. Richardson, grows squashes between orchard trees to maximize space, yielding about 125 usable squashes from unused ground while shading weeds and saving labor.
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M. N. Richardson
Davenport
Richardson
Ford Hook
Mubbard
Cape
Milk Rest Used In Cheese Profit From Skim Milk
Article notes skim milk yields more food value as cheese than pork, with 100 pounds of skim milk producing 4.8 pounds of pork in dressed form or 24.4 pounds of pork via cottage cheese and whey. It urges using skim milk for soft cheese to aid meat supplies for troops and allies, plus advice on seed corn exchange and a June 3-8 forecast from the U.S. Weather Bureau for Upper Missingippi and Lower Missouri with fair conditions and rising temperatures.
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Towa
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