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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement promises tailored choices for farm implements and supplies delivered to your barn in Vestigablin. It touts high quality Utacoms wank tools and a service that helps customers decide what they want, with guarantees of satisfaction and direct manufacturer backing.
Community workers promote home gardens to reduce wartime costs and boost self sufficiency. Demonstrations on sheep shearing and farm operations are planned at Floyd Gillespie farm with expert guidance on home food production and humane methods.
A Bureau of Fisheries and State Department agricultural study reports native steers fed velvet beans and sorghum silage showed superior gains versus those on costlier feeds. In a trial of 220 head over 23 days, average weight rose significantly. profit exceeded 40 dollars per head, with daily gains around three and a half pounds.
A fragmented notice cites health guidance urging thorough drying and cleaning before winter. It warns damp conditions risk colds and recommends action during warmer days to prevent illness.
Fragmentary text discusses poultry housing and winter work, urging care before spring tasks. Mentions building timeframes, drying units, and avoiding placing birds during certain stages. Contains garbled phrases and unclear references to dates or names.
A fragmented farm note discusses fertilizer, mulching with straw to improve tomato yields, and price considerations. It mentions seeds, saving costs, and temporary weather factors affecting crops. The writer notes crop timing and a shed for machinery as a potential aid.
A survey by state relations officers of northern and western states finds county agents and farm bureau officers top the list of helpful sources for farmers. Sixty six percent rate the county agent first in service, while the agricultural press ranks lower. The survey asked what is the biggest farming problem, with labor and improved practices among top concerns. two thirds of farmers know their county agent and 90 percent value his work.
Special agents advise poultry keepers to feed about one quart aerated grain and equal weight mash daily. For general purpose fowls and large yards, about 75 pounds of feed per year per 100 birds. Leghorns and Island Reds around 65 peuriés plus growth of greens.
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