Seeding Season Tips Emphasize Dry Farming and Seed-Bed Prep
Timely guidance urges farmers to prepare seed-beds for early crops, conserve soil moisture, and use disk harrows and plank drags to reduce clods. It highlights dry farming, moisture retention, and selecting high quality, region-appropriate wheat oats and barley varieties for best yields.
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Kherson
Hanna
Chevalier
North
South Dakota
Manchuria
Minnesota
Dakotas
North Dakota
Montana
Farm Auction Offers Horses Cattle Chickens and 160 Acre Farm
A sale lists multiple horses including grey mares and foals, colts, yearlings, and a Percheron stallion plus cattle such as black cows heifers and calves, and a red and a black calf. Also offered is a 160 acre farm with 80 cultivated acres 40 fenced good house stable and granary priced with part cash and balance on time.
Farm auction listing items and equipment for sale
A 1911 season sale offers farm gear and household goods including wagon scales, drills, wagons, a mowing machine, sulky plow, hay rake, harness, tools, beardless barley, rhubarb plants, and furniture such as chairs, bedsteads, couches, bedsprings, desks, and stoves. Also mentions land in SW 1 4 of Sec 9 Twp 157 R 100.
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S. Mitchell
S. Olds Co
Jones
New
Seed Cleaning and Smut Control for Better Crops
Farmers should grade seed to improve germination and yield. Use heavy seed, remove weed seeds, and treat seed grain for smut with a 40 percent formaldehyde solution. apply evenly, dry thoroughly, and avoid exposure to smut dust. Early planting matters, but proper prep is essential. (Continued on page 8).
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W. N. Green
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W. Dickinson
B. A. Allen