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Pacific Rural Press, Volume 103, Number 18, 6 May 1922
Issue Contents
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Masthead
Untitled
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HORTICULTURAL JOTTINGS.
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
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EDITORIAL
THE ALL-PERVADING FRUIT INDUSTRY!
PROBLEMS OF PIONEER FRUIT GROWERS.
CALIFORNIA SAVED BY AN OPERATION!
A GREATER WORK IMPENDS!
FRUIT-PRODUCTS-CHIEF MANUFACTURE.
HOW FRUIT IS BUILDING THE STATE.
QUERIES AND REPLIES
CALIFORNIA WEATHER RECORD.
Late Agricultural News
IRRIGATION DISTRICT FORMING AT ROSEVILLE.
WATER RATES AT LOS MOLINOS.
STRAWBERRY STANDARDS FIGHT LOOMS.
ALAMEDA FAIR BOOSTED.
SOME MILK PRODUCTS ON FREE LIST.
NATIION-WIDE FRUIT ORGANIZATIOS.
SEED LABEL STANDARDS OM EFFECT.
ASPARAGUS FROM SUTTER BASIN.
NURSERY STOCK MOSTLY SOLD.
LADY ELIGIBLE FOR HORTICULTURAL COMMISSIONER.
CANNING PRICES ON COATS.
GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION MEETING
DRIED CHERRY INDUSTRY DEVELOPING.
HEAVY TULARE LAKE GRAIN CROP.
GREATEST TRISIN DAY FESTIVAL.
CO-OPERATIVE CANNERIES TO SAN FRANCISCO.
GOOD CHERRY DEMAND INDICATED.
DAVIS PICNIC A SUCCESS.
MARKET DIRECTOR MADDOX LEAVES OFFICE.
TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT CLUB.
BIG COLUSA RANCH SUBDIVIDED.
Prices and Facts About 1922 Fruit Crop.
Are Farm Ducks Profitable---or “Gold Bricks”?
Crop Prospects Help Banks.
POULTRY NOTES.
Cotton Re-appears With a Joyful Promise.
EASTERN COLLEGE ENTERS CALIFORNIA FARMING.
More Money From a Walnut Tree.
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Timely Work in the Orchard
REPLACING HEART-ROT WITH ASPHALT.
TREE LEAVES MYSTERIOUSLY EATEN.
NO TRAMPING IN CITRUS PLANTING.
NEW VARIETIES ON OLD TREES.
TOBACCO DUST FOR RED SPIDER.
LEAVE SOME PEACH SUCKERS.
SPEED IN VINEYARD PLANTING.
SOILS AND SPRAY MATERIALS.
REJUVENATED ALMOND TREES.
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Irrigated Adobe Not Cultivated.
Speeding Up The Monukka.
KEEPING DOWN WEEDS.
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BUYS COVER CROP DISCS.
BORED SEVEN FEET FOR MOISTURE TEST.
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GRASSES FOR ALKALINE LAND.
UNCEASING VIGILANCE AGAINST FRUIT FLY NEEDED.
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Questions About Spinach.
CALIFORNIA’S PLACE IN AGRICULTURE.
COACHELLA ONIONS NOW GOING EAST.
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Dust Spraying For Pea Aphis.
SPROUTS WATERMELON SEED.
PUMP FOR POTATO PATCH.
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Farm Bureau Activities
SNAPPY STATE FARM BUREAU MEETING.
REAL COUNTY FAIR AT SAN DIEGO.
COMMUNITY JUNK SALE.
WAY PAVED FOR FARM BUREAU.
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LIME-SULPHUR ON WALNUTS.
BACTERIAL GUMMOSIS MEETING.
BARN FROM OLD FREIGHT CARS.
POTATOES ON NEWLY TURNED SOD.
FARM BUREAU NOTES.
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Mechanical Power on the Farm.
MOUNTAIN FRUIT HAULED BY TRUCK.
STOVE DISTILLATE IN GASOLINE TRACTOR.
MOTOR TRUCK DIGS POST HOLES.
TRACTOR REQUIRED IN CITRUS ORCHARD.
PUMPS MAKE MORE SUGAR BEETS.
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Modoc County Starts Cleaning.
EASTERN HORSE DEMAND IMPROVING.
WEIGHT OF MILK AND CREAM.
MINERAL MIXTURE FOR HOGS.
Livestock and Dairy Notes.
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Hog Business In Sound Condition.
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Livestock Queries and Replies
COWS GIVING BLOODY MILK.
MILK FEVER TREATMENT.
INJURY CAUSES MILK LOSS.
BLOOD POISONING AND “OPEN JOINT.”
ULCERATED WARTS.
MEDICATION WOULD HELP BUT LITTLE.
NOT ELIGIBLE TO REGISTRY.
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Raising Poultry For Profit.
TOE PICKING REMEDIES.
LOW EGG HATCHABILITY.
RAMONA VALLEY INCREASING POULTRY.
EGG ASSOCIATION STARTS N.Y. STORE.
HOW TO STOP THE CANNIBAL HEN.
RATION TO FATTEN YOUNG ROOSTERS.
NEW RULES FOR POMONA EGG CONTEST.
EGG BROKEN BEFORE LAYING.
BEET PULP FOR SCRATCH LITTER.
INCUBATING TURKEY EGGS.
JUST FOR FUN.
REMEDY FOR WORMS.
PIGEON LOFTS.
POULTRY NOTES.
CHICKENS DON’T COUNT.
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NEW COTTON GIN FACILITIES.
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Gunsight Pass
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Latest on Produce Canning.
HE KUEW HIS FLOCK.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
BUTTER, CHEESE and EGGS.
LOS ANGELES.
SAN FRANCISCO
Special Livestock Market Report
MILO SILAGE FATTENS BEEF.
TIPTON ADVANCING FAST.
ELECTRIC UDDER HAIR-CLIPPER.
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