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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 102, Number 2, 9 July 1921
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
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General Horticultural and Agricultural Review
HORTICULTURAL JOTTINGS.
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
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EDITORIAL
WE ARE GETTING SOMEWHERE!
THE TARIFF IS COMING ON.
WHY DID YOU QUIT?
FARMERS NEED READY MONEY.
QUERIES AND REPLIES
CALIFORNIA WEATHER RECORD
Farm Bureau Activities and Accomplishments
WARNING.
SONOMA FARM BUREAU DEFENDER.
AGRICULTURAL COURSES ENDORSED.
APPROPRIATE SENTIMENTS.
FARM BUREAU FOSTERS HOT LUNCHES.
Farm Bureau News and Comment.
Is Tenancy Desirable in California Farming?
California Has Excellent Agricultural Outlook.
PRICES SET ON BARTLETT PEARS.
Timely Work in the Orchard
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NEW BOARD OF PRUNE AND APRICOT ASSOCIATION.
FORCING JUNE BUDS.
WORLD WHEAT CROP CONDITIONS.
CAPRI FIGS STILL LIKE GOLD.
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Significant Agricultural Pointers
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CALIFORNIA CO-OPERATIVE CANNERIES IN LUCK.
WESTERN FARM LABORERS HIGHEST PAID.
CALIFORNIA FARMERS INCREASED ONE-THIRD.
ATTRACTIVE NEVADA IRRIGATION FIGURES.
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Mechanical Power on the Farm.
GAS TRACTOR OVERCOMES BERMUDA.
FLAT-TREAD AUTO TIRE.
WHAT SIZED PUMP FOR 25 ACRES?
MOTOR TRUCK PRICES REDUCED.
CO-OPERATIVE THRESHING OF GRAIN.
ELECTRICITY DELIVERS CHEAPER RAISINS.
MORE ELECTRICITY AND BETTER RATES.
PLENTY OF RAIN AND IRRIGATION.
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AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL SERVICE
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Livestock and Dairy Notes.
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Is The Dairy Business a Profitable One?
*MILK PRODUCTION COST ON A FARM IN THE YOLO-SACRAMENTO COW-TESTING ASSOCIATION FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY.
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WORLD'S DAIRY CONGRESS.
GRAIN FED TO CALVES HELPS PROMOTE RAPID DEVELOPMENT.
HORSES UTILIZE BY-PRODUCTS AND WASTAGE.
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New State Livestock Laws Explained.
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Raising Poultry For Profit
A WONDERFUL HAYWARD HEN.
HEN DISEASE CAUSES ABNORMAL YOLK.
POULTRY SHOW STRANGE SYMPTOMS.
DAMAGED FEED DANGEROUS.
OVER-FEEDING IS DANGEROUS.
TURKEYS' TOES TURN UP.
CHICKEN-POX IS SERIOUS IN TURKEYS.
NEW CULLING DEVICE EXPLAINED.
POULTRY NOTES.
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Oh, You Tex!
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THE MARKET REPORTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
LOS ANGELES.
CITRUS MARKET REPORT.
Special Livestock Market Report.
MARKET COMMENT.
MORE ABERDEENS FOR CALIFORNIA.
A Satisfactory Farm Paper.
CATTLE CONDITIONS IN NORTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA.
Sold the Turkeys.
Your Paper Did the Work.
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