Resistant Wheat Varieties Urged Against Flag Smut Spread
The USDA advises farmers near St. Louis area outbreaks to plant highly resistant or immune wheat varieties, as wind spreads spores and eradication is unlikely. Field losses in some regions reach up to 20 percent, making resistant cultivars and crop rotation the best defense. Farmers near the infested area should consult county agents or state stations for seed supplies this fall.
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United States Department of Agriculture
St. Louis
Illinois
Missouri
United States Department of Agricul
Ture
Australia
Rape as Fall Pasture Proves Valuable in North Dakota
North Dakota researchers report rape seed sown at two to three pounds per acre in corn last cultivation provides an ideal fall pasture. The crop remains green and nutritious through light frosts and serves as forage until severe freezing ends the season.
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North Dakota
Per Capita Money Circulation Rises 46 Cents in August
Treasury data show national per capita circulation at 39.93 dollars on September 1, down from 42.99 a year earlier. Total money in circulation reaches 4.3935 billion dollars with an estimated population of 110.0 million.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Graham principal cracks down on campus courting
Graham Va September 14. Principal R W Bobbitt orders an end to spoiling on school grounds after taking charge at Graham High School. He tells students he wants courtesy but not courting in or around the school building and campus.
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Graham
R. W. Bobbitt
Binder Adjustments Cut Grain Waste Each Season
Every season there is waste of grain caused by poor shocking. The binder operator can help by timely adjustments to ensure bundles are proper size and shape with bands placed correctly on the bundle.
Oldest Museum in the World Hidden in Hara
The oldest museum in the world sits in Hara, former Japanese capital. Founded in 756, it has never added to its 3,000 pieces, famed as some of the finest decorative works. It opens only once yearly for an official inspection of the collection.
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Hara
Japan
Pipe Spraying Gains Ground In Wenatchee Horticulture
Wenatchee district shows pipe spraying for apples, with rapid adoption across the region. Yakima growers expect it to spread, noting efficiency and cost savings as one operator uses a nozzle while another rests, covering more ground than traditional methods. Severe thinning to size and worm control are highlighted, though late in the season for spraying.
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Wenatchee
Wash
New York
Packer
Washington Horticultural Society
Yakima
Uimypite
John R. Peters
Chelan County
Peters
Napoleon on Heroism and Duty in Combat
A historical reflection quotes Napoleon defining true heroism as superiority over the foe in any form of battle. The passage emphasizes steadfast courage and moral resolve in the face of conflict.
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Ife
Hin
Napoleon
Eskimos a Neral Race
Eskimos do not lie or cheat, a claim highlighting honesty amid a disputed race incident. Local observers debate the accuracy of the accusation and seek clarifications from officials.
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Wien
Medical methods of Tibet physicians through the ages
Tibetan medical practitioners 1,500 years ago and today diagnosed illness by pulse and tongue inspection, showing continuity in diagnostic practice across eras.
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Tibet
Wooden ice ships ply perilous Arctic routes
Wooden boats haul ice from Norway to England. swift craft are chosen to survive the voyage. The text notes that iron vessels would suffer due to metal conduct and heat, making wooden hulls preferable for this icy cargo route.
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Norway
England
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