How to Get the Last Tick Circular Aids Eradication Work
A circular titled How to Get the Last Tick by W. M. MacKellar summarizes progress in tick eradication and the lessons learned. It notes over 500000 square miles tickless, remaining tough areas, and offers practical field guidance for inspectors and others. Copies are available from the Department of Agriculture in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. MacKellar
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Pasture Rotation Key To Healthy Pigs And Clean Pens
Farmers note that frequent pasture changes prevent worm infestations spreading through hog herds. Rotating pigs across divided paddocks keeps animals healthy and allows pasture recovery, especially where ample range exists. Even in confined spaces, clean, rotating systems help control parasites and improve growth.
Superior corn for silage advice from Minnesota professor
Prof A C Arny of the University of Minnesota advises that corn varieties used for grain generally suit silage as well. He notes some northern growers may select corn that reaches dent stage earlier before frosts, and while silage should not require extra maturity, ear development to that stage is key. Pigs thrive on clover pasture and skim milk with barley or oats, gaining quickly when placed in feed lots or corn fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Arny
Division of Farm Crops and Farm Management
University of Minnesota
Bank Statement Fragment From Frederick County Virginia
A fragment shows a bank cashier declaration with figures including 94 359 94 and 394 100 00 as part of a financial statement in Winter Virginia Frederick County. Names Wm G Hardy and W A Bardr appear as signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Virginia
City of
Winchester
D. Fuller
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Frederick
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Asien AE
John I. Sloat
H. Moling, SR
State of
Alice L. Osburn
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winte
Wm. G. Hardy
Aaa
Illiams
Fred
W. A. Bardr
THE
People’s Bank, Incorporated
Stephens City
Russell A. Shryock
MO. A. Hinkle
Robert L. Miller
W.H. Painter
Bampsell
Profitability of Pasture Feeding for Young Pigs
The article argues that pasture-only feeding for young pigs is rarely profitable and that feeding corn is more economical. It notes that a two pounds or more of corn per 100 pounds of pigs improves profitability compared to lighter rations.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Eee
Staite
U. S
Eterna
United States
Itié
Federal Reserve Bank
H.D. Fuller
Cashier
W.W. E. Cooper
John M. Steck
Scott ‘Grant
Halen G. Miller
Peat S
Ee Ee
Money Borrowed Co
Gettysburg
Carver & Mevicak
Market
N. G. Hottel Bell Phone
Reserve District No
Narnnosaenia
Fed
Reserve Bank
U. S. Treas
Unearner
Estems
Frances Ww. Beverley
Ublic
Winchester Milling Corporation
Little Joe’s
C. I. Brumback Bro
Valuable City Realty
George A. Butler
Tibuee
West Water Street
Herbert S. Laratick
Robert T. Barton
Trustees
Huntsberry
Mrs. Frank
3Ckley
Ggpober
Hotel
Evans
t‘Stephens City High School
Audi- Ractaan
Corporation Court of
Lelia Thomas
Walter V. Thomas
Walter
Uup
Thomas & Messer Company
TOK Ralto
Baltimere
Madison S. Pearson
Stone St
New York
Harrisburg
Niagara Falls
Susquehanna Valley
Pennsylvania
Broadway, Ltd
M. W. Kime
Middle St
Garber’s Quality
Garber
Garber Mfg. Co., Inc
C. B. Garber, Mgr
Oneomit-Eost
Neil Town
C. P. Bailey &Co
Bailey Bros
Wichester
Richard
Mountain
Falls, Va
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