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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 103, Number 3, 21 January 1922
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Untitled
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
HORTICULTURAL JOTTINGS.
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EDITORIAL
DO WE NEED MORE FARMERS?
DOES CALIFORNIA NEED MORE FARMERS?
HOW TO GET MORE FARMERS.
WHAT CITIES SHOULD DO ABOUT IT.
AN AWAKENING IN STOCKTON.
QUERIES AND REPLIES
CALIFORNIA WEATHER RECORD.
Madera and Merced Plan Greater Irrigation.
PEERLESS AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE.
PEACHES FOR SUTTER COUNTY.
PLENTY OF WATER IF USED ECONOMICALLY.
Calif Crops Averaged $3,082 Per Farm.
HUMBOLDT PUREBRED MARK UP TO 64.
THREE YEARS’ FRUIT PRODUCTION AND VALUES.
FIELD CROP PRODUCTION AND VALUES.
WOOL TENDING TO RISE GENERALLY.
NOTABLE APPLICATIONS FOR WATER.
GRAIN PRICES SLOWING DOWN.
Bulk Output of Grape Juice.
CANNING OLIVES WITHOUT BLOATING.
PULL OVER UPRIGHT BRANCHES.
PRUNE GROWERS’ LECTURER.
ANNUAL AVOCADO MEETING.
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MILLIONS OF GRAPE CUTTINGS.
TREE PLANTING POINTERS.
WHITEWASH WILL PROTECT YOUNG TREES.
HEAVY EARLY-BEARING TREES.
ELBERTAS, POPULAR IS MERCED.
CALIFORNIA AT AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE.
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TAP-ROOTED SUGAR GUMS AS WINDBREAKS.
TRANSPLANTING YEAR-OLD TREES.
SUTTER PEACH CANNERY.
WALNUT ASSOCIATION MARKETS FOR MEMBERS ONLY.
AVOCADO MARKETING.
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More Business Credit for Farmers.
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TREATISE ON FARM MANAGEMENT.
SMOTHER BERMUDA GRASS.
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Late News of Interest to California Farmers.
Selected Settlers Succeed Best.
GRAIN FARMER WANTS EQUITABLE PRICES.
TOMATO WORM CONTROL.
SEED POTATOES PER ACRE.
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Farm Bureau Activities and News Notes.
YUMA VALLEY PERUVIAN SEED CERTIFIED.
WOOL SHIPPING RATE DISCREPANCIES.
DECEMBER EGG CONTEST.
FARM BUREAU LEGISLATION PASSED.
WOOL POOL SALES.
WHEAT MARKET INVESTIGATION
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FARM BUREAU NOT
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SWEET POTATOES AND NEMATODES.
MISTIC AGRICULTURAL SIGNS.
HUR WITH ALFALFA SEED.
Hay That Makes Production Pay.
SUGAR BEET INTRACTS.
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Mechanical Power on the Farm
PROPER ALFALFA IRRIGATION ONLY BY PUMPS.
BOX PUMP AGAIN.
ENGINE EXHAUSTS DANGEROUS.
FARMERS USE GASOLINE.
HAY TRUCKED TO LOS ANGELES DAIRIES.
PEDESTRIANS ON HIGHWAYS.
TRACK-TYPE AVERY TRACTOR.
POWER NOTES.
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Practical Dairying and What is Involved.
-COOPERATION BROUGHT RESULTS.
ANENT THE GREENWOOD DUROC SALE.
FOREIGN HIDES TO SAN FRANCISCO.
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Again the Question--What Breed?
SOME SPECIAL FEATURES FOR LIVESTOCK WEEK.
FEW BEEF CATTLE IN IMPERIAL.
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Livestock and Dairy Notes.
MAKING A GOOD START IN SAN LUIS REY VALLEY.
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Livestock Queries and Replies
RICE BRAN AND BEET PULP.
INFECTIOUS MASTITIS.
CALVES ON A CEMENT FLOOR.
WARBLES.
SCOURS IN CALVES.
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Swine Query Department.
HOG CHOLERA—(Continued.)
THE DUROC ASSOCIATION SALE.
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Raising Poultry For Profit.
EGG PRICE DECLINE NORMAL.
ALL MASH—NO WHOLE GRAIN.
GAS IN TURKEY’S CROPS.
INTERNATIONAL BROODERS DEFUNCT.
CHICKEN-POX.
CHANGE FEED FOR MORE EGGS.
CAPONS AND CAPONIZING.
TONIC FOR CHICKENS.
CROOKED-BREASTED TURKEYS.
COMMERCIAL MASHES BALANCE GRAIN.
TULARE POULTRY ASSOCIATION REPORT.
FREEDOM FOR HEN HEALTH.
NO DAY-OLD TURK INDUSTRY.
“STICKTIGHT” TO THIS ITEM!
CULL WHEN LAYING MOST.
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Home Circle Department
CHILD HABIT FORMATION.
ROUGH ON THE DOG.
KNOW AND PROTECT ALL INSECT-EATING BIRDS.
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Gunsight Pass
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THE MARKET REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO
BUTTER, CHEESE and EGGS.
LOS ANGELES.
CITRUS MARKET REPORT.
Special Livestock Market Report
CALIFORNIA FARM BUREAU HOG MARKETING ASS’N.
General Marketing Conditions.
BIGGEST LIVESTOCK PRICE JUMP IN MONTHS.
SMALL 1921 BEAN CROP FIRMS PRICE.
SWIFT & CO. LOSES $20,000,000.
WESTERN EGG STORAGE NIL.
EUROPEAN GRAIN SHORTAGE DEPENDING.
BUTTER AND CHEESE FROM AFAR.
HIDES TAKE A JUMP
OATS FROM NORTHWEST.
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