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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1921

Page

6

Weather and horse breaking methods taught to readers

The article discusses how weather affects markets and prices at shipping points and outlines step by step methods for breaking and gentling young horses, including tying, leading, and hoof handling routines. It notes the impact of rain cold and heat on crop gathering and supply timing.

Rick Degray Fir&t Hanes Stair

Shelter saves implement insurance for farm use

University of Wisconsin agricultural engineers discuss sheltering farm machinery to prevent rain damage and rust. An adjustable cover may fail in wet conditions, increasing maintenance and replacement costs.

C. R. Zoesman Agricultuiral Cn Neering

Livestock Notes on Early Feeding and Breeding Practices

A fragmentary livestock column discusses feeding strategies for newborn calves and piglets, timing of tithes and stage progression, and lamb comparisons with Western stock. It notes docking and castration timing and implies adaptation in breeding methods.

Account of Farm Business and Its Real Secrets

The United States Department of Agriculture discusses farm business practices and how to count and manage accounts. It highlights keeping clear records and using them to improve success, noting partners and timing as crucial factors.

United States Pottetin

Missouri Wool Growers Embrace Grading Co operative Plan

The Department of Agriculture notes a shift toward grading and cooperative marketing in Missouri wool, aiming to raise standards and reduce losses. Growers learn wrapping materials affect fleece quality, moisture handling matters, and burs reduce value, with better marketing through organized sales and broader buyer access.

Department of Agriculture Missouri Bureau of Markets Algne Pendize Bureau .of Markets

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