North Dakota Farmers Visit Wisconsin for Dairying Boost
Delegation from Williams County, North Dakota, visits Wisconsin farms and creamery operations to learn dairy cattle breeding and soil fertility strategies. Speakers stress soil health, seed quality, and livestock integration to sustain future crops, with emphasis on cooperative breeding, modern barns, and expanding butter and cheese production toward the Pacific coast.
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Wisconsin
F. R. Crane
Great Northern Railway
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Hill
Northwest
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Great Northwest
Pacific
Japan
Madison
R. A.moore
North Dakota
S. M. Hydle
Williston
E. B. Hart
University
Dakotas
George C. Humphrey
Waukesha County
Ben Faust
Eau Claire
Roy Beebe
Ashland
West Salem
Harry Gris- Dudley
Guernsey
Chester
Frank Harding
E. W. Wall
Williams County
R. L. Folvern
P. A. Hegge
E. H. Lee
M. ©. Webb
O. C. Ekeberg
C. H. Wicks
William Posey
Christ Arnt
C. J. Reed
W. W. Keltner
A. E. Scace
W. A. Palmer
E. W. Jeffrey
W. Ja. Williston
J. W. Roger Silker
Marmon
Hagen -Krasbeth
F. H. Crook
Wheelock
Barney Hole
Arthur Wil- Minand
Nelson
L. M. Grooves
Angie
J. A. Fagen
Springbrook
John Haghe
Bonetrail
John Albrecht
George Bilquist
Cottonwood Lake
Anton Larson
Wildrose
L. N. McGuinnie McGregor
Joone Gladya
M. Baker
Tioga
C. B. Am
J. Q. Emery
Impurities Among Small Seeds Warns Dakota Farmer
A Dakota farmer notes that experience confirms the lesson on seed purity as a neighbor bought seven bushels of unhulled seeds last spring and faced impurities, urging vigilance in seed selection and handling practices.
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Exiience
A Farmers Club Movement Warning and Guidance
The rapid growth of farmers clubs in the Northwest may bring difficulties in management and identity. The piece urges caution to keep local focus on community betterment, warns against overextension, and promotes federation while preserving club independence under farmer leadership.
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Farmers’ Club
Northwest
America
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wimply
Ono
Farmers Club Movement
Tavine Practical Education Keeps Rural Youth On Farms
In Farm and Fireside Herbert Onick argues for home based practical schooling to retain boys and girls on farms. An excerpt notes that proper education at home would prevent rural youth from abandoning farming for the city.
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National Farm Panel
Springfield
Ohio
Herbert Onick
Tavine
Fallowine
Homa
Farmers stay on the farm as teaching shifts take hold
An Iowa study shows rural students change plans after teachers add practical farm based work. Girls and boys alike decide to remain on farms when cooking and housekeeping plus farm tasks are taught, showing education can match city work in value and appeal.
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Iowa
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