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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 103, Number 9, 4 March 1922
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Ninety-Nine Years of Mortgage Lifting
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
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HORTICULTURAL JOTTINGS.
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EDITORIAL
FROSTS THAT BLOW AND FLOW!
TOO MUCH FRUIT NOT LIKELY.
“MONEY-BACK” TAXATION!
A CONTENTED FARMER!
QUERIES AND REPLIES
CALIFORNIA WEATHER RECORD.
Various Intercrops Available For Young Orchards
Fruits in Transit Need Air-Cold, Dry, Fresh.
Woman Director of 100,000 Acre District.
Sub-Irrigation Problem Solved.
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THE HUNISA GRAPE.
ORANGE COUNTY ORCHARD CONDITIONS.
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Whitewash Protects Against Frost.
SATICOY HAS OWN PET WALNUT.
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Agriculture Depends on Exports.
AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS DOUBLED.
INCOME TAX AND DEPRECIATION.
HEMP TO REPLACE RICE.
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Late News of Interest to California Farmers.
RICE ZONING EMERGENCY.
MANURES AND WIRE WORMS.
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Farm Bureau Activities
SOLANO TESTING GRAINS AND GRASSES.
FARM BUREAU CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
PRODUCTION-COST RECORDS REQUIRED.
FARM BUREAU ENFOLDS COMMODITY ORGANIZATIONS.
SONOMA COUNTY ELECTION.
CITRUS INSTITUTE SUSPENDED.
OBJECTING TO SALES TAX.
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BARN DANCE ON THREE ACRE FLOOR.
SOLANO WOMEN MAKE CLOTHING.
FARM BUREAU NOTES.
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MOTOR TROUBLES ENDED
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES.
STORED ROOT CROPS REQUIRE VENTILATION.
NEW TENTATIVE ALFALFA GRADES.
PURE GRAIN DISTRIBUTION.
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Detailed Barley Grades Proposed.
SANDBURS IN ALFALFA.
BEANS IN MILO.
WHIP-POOR-WILLS FAILED.
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Mechanical Power on the Farm
BOX PIMP AND SURFACE PIPE FOR SANDY SOIL.
AIRPLANE DUST SPRAY FOR COTTON.
PLOWING TOUGH, THICK BEAN STRAW.
HARROW YOUR GRAIN.
IMPLEMENT SALES INCREASING.
OVER 700,000 MOTOR VEHICLES.
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Hot Shots From The Cattle Range.
POLAND CHINA SALE AVERAGES $60.
DEVELOPING JUNIOR LIVESTOCK COMPETITION.
STARTING GREAT HOLSTEIN HERD.
SUDAN GRASS FOR COWS.
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Livestock and Dairy Notes.
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SHEEPMEN EMPLOY PAID SECRETARY.
GIBSON HOLSTEINS NOW AVAILABLE.
SHORTHORN ASSOCIATION SALE IS GOOD.
CALIFORNIA SWINE BREEDERS MEET.
WESTERN BERKSHIRE CONGRESS AND SALE.
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New State Livestock Federation.
HEREFORD BREEDERS’ MEETING HELD.
HEREFORD SALE FIRST OF SEASON.
JERSEY BREEDERS MEET.
DAVIS DAIRY BULL SALE HELD.
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Raising Poultry For Profit.
POULTRY FARM IN HEART OF CITY.
NEW TYPE POULTRY CLUB IN GLENN COUNTY.
IMPACTED CROPS.
GEESE COME IN HANDY.
HATCHING GOOSE EGGS.
PERRIS VALLEY TO TURKEYS.
POULTRY NOTES.
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Home Circle Department
“TREED.”
HOT WATER CONNECTIONS.
PICKED GREEN!
S. P. DOCTOR GIVES HINTS ON HEALTH.
RELIEF IN SIGHT.
AND SHE WAS—
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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 MARKETING ASS’N.
General Marketing Conditions.
WHAT IS GOOD HAY!
BIGGEST NAVEL CROP.
ALMOND EXCHANGE FIVE-YEAR CONTRACTS.
PRUNE PRICES RISING.
MORE HENS IN ORANGE COUNTY.
HOUSES SCARCE AND CHEAP
HOP MARKET IS SLOW.
BEAN PRICES JUMPING
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