Save Manure and Crop Residues for War Effort
Farmers are urged to save manure and crop residues now wasted in the United States. Half the manure produced is unused, worth about 1.2 billion dollars annually, with cattle, horses, and hogs contributing vast totals. Concrete pits and careful storage are advised, along with preventing burning of straw and clover fields to protect soil wealth.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
LaPorte County Fair Invites Public to Exhibit and Attend
Citizens of LaPorte County are urged to attend the annual fair. The message invites all residents to participate with exhibits and spend the week enjoying the event as it continues to grow each year.
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LaPorte County
Homemade limestone spreader praised as cheap field aid
An Indiana farmer adapts an endgate seeder to spread ground limestone, improving distribution with a widened vent and slow feeding. The device, kept oiled, offers even coverage about 15 feet wide and avoids costly new equipment, with several home made spreaders noted as effective trends.
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Peter A. Sandoz
Starke County
Indiana
The Fair: A Meeting of Agriculture and Industry
A vivid call to attend a grand summer school and industrial exposition promoting agriculture and livestock. It invites men women boys and girls to join a comprehensive event described as the best short course in agriculture and a major city showcase.
Limestone as a soil remedy boosts Indiana clover yields
Purdue University tests show lime provides a net $3.39 return per dollar spent. Ninety percent of Indiana soils need lime, especially in the north. If unsure, test soils to confirm limestone deficiency before liming.
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Indiana
Purdue University
Excursion Rates and Special Train Service Announced
Officials unveiled excursion rates and special train service across all routes. Details include departure options, schedule windows, and pricing to attract seasonal riders.