Farm and Home Grow More Spring Wheat In The Usual Production Areas
The Secretary of Agriculture urges boosting spring wheat in the existing belt due to weak winter wheat yields. North Dakota, Minnesota, South Dakota, Washington and Montana lead production. Emphasizes crop rotation, more corn and alfalfa, and expanding spring wheat where experience and equipment exist.
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North Dakota Agricultural Bulletins and Poultry Raising for Boys
The North Dakota Agricultural Extension issues bulletins on cooperative associations potato culture horse care fruit growing and poultry raising for boys. The Poultry piece by E J Peterson advises boys to start with eggs or day-old chicks in spring and notes best hatching times and June hatchings for profitability.
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Lightweight seed a failure says Grand Forks tests
Grand Forks April 25 A field survey by E I Olson of the Grand Forks County Farm Bureau finds light weight wheat seed from 46 to 62 pounds per bushel unreli able as seed. Germination ranges from 28 to 100 percent, strongest at 62 pounds per bushel. Farmers warned that seeds under 50 pounds per bushel ruin crop prospects.
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Increase Corn Production In Proved Corn-growing Regions
Washington April 26 The Secretary of Agriculture urges expanding corn production this year across many regions east of the 100th meridian. He cites corn as America's key cereal and notes favorable conditions, seed quality, soil, and farming experience support larger yields. The call includes potential seed potato inquiries from Williston growers seeking Big Ohio Triumph Eureka and Irish Cobler varieties.
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