English writer questions linseed cake exports and cattle feed value
A foreign trade note asks why U S linseed cake is sent to England where it fetches high prices. An editor praises sturdy barns, stock housing and storage above all for efficiency and resale value. A western correspondent reports on corn replants improving silk and pollen flow, boosting ear size in later filling. Seed wheat and seed corn quality improve with careful selection and propagation practices.
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Large limb removal harms trees and invites decay
The text warns against cutting large limbs from the trunk of trees, noting hollow trees host wildlife. It stresses that large wounds rot, stay moist, and weaken the tree, leading to decay and reduced vitality.
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