Dakota farmer urged to plant more corn for moisture and soil health
A Dakota pamphlet article argues corn is the most profitable crop, crucial for moisture conservation, weed control, and soil preparation. It promotes ensilage for dairy stock, notes drought resilience in semi arid zones, and urges one fifth land in corn plus two years seed, predicting rising land values and stronger farm income with corn-centered rotation.
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Small Grain Tillage Praised In Semi arid South Dakota Farm
Alfred Menz describes a weed free stubble field near Frederic South Dakota. George P. Winston welcomes readers to The Log House farm eight miles west of town and notes farming must rely on realistic rainfall expectations in a semi arid region.
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George P. Winston
Uinut Eigth
Frederic Zed
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