The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1930, Page 3

_ GANBE OFFSET BY LATE OATS AND RYE Dean Walster Urges Farmers to Get Busy With Substitutes for Clover and Alfalfa Farmers in the southern half of the state in particular, and in other sections as well, have found that corn is one of their most valuable and des pendable feed crops. With the loss alfalfa and sweet clover stands this spring, no better crop than corn can be found. for it provides good green feed as well as grain and ensilage. Seports and letters sent. in. by farmers from widely scattered sec- ~ TAYSTAND DAMAGE = this are the ext ary weather last summer, se pastur- (ng last: fall and the unusual “heav- Clicquot Club freezing of the soil. Late oats or winter rye seeded this a ae tet ae ‘ le an abundant good pasturage THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1930 ‘The college agronomists suggest that | legume crop. But' before plowing up| ers of the agricultural college have | sown in rots six inches corn be given first consideration by | stands, be sure that the plants are found that the peas make an excel-| rate of two bushels per a bi ctamtd who are looking for feed sup- | killed or are so far gone that there 1s | lent pasture for hogs and offer con-| dition to the peas, each pig received | that they had made a total gain of pounds of ground feed, 240 gallons, of skimmilk and the grass pasture. apart at a| November 3, after the pigs had been er. In ad-/on test three months, it was found . Ro chance of recovery, siderable opportunity for lowering the | a ration made up of one gallon of | 1,085 pounds. This is an averane pail | After deducting the cost of the me hogging-off eg l field peas SRR TPES costs of producing pork. skimmilk, one pound of ground bar- | of 1,085 pounds. ‘This is an rayerage jother feeds from the value of the the entire ‘state, although this eve, | Hogging Field Peas August 10, last, eight pigs weighing | ley and oats in equal parts, and free | gain -of 1.5 pounds per pig per day. | pork, it was found that @ return of ptoduioss Best where tome ease agen Off I Profi bl 113 pounds each were turned onto a | access to @ green pasture of mixed | In the test 362 pounds fo pork were | $22.94 per acre had been made from eaintall: conditions an wolmbadt: Ss itable a three-acre field of Chang field peas | tame grasses. | Rape is another desirable crop to fur- nish pasture for hogs and sheep. 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Estimates furnished on all work. Bismarck Furniture and Upholstery 219 Main Avenue Phone 669 LE are just a few of the specials we are offering at : our May Sale. Take advantage of these prices during this sale. . /rom Saturday, ; May 10th, through Saturdey, May 17th. , $ R ANY IIe OLD TIRE— in exchangs on each new tire. Oneold tirenccepted witherers , 22%4:40, new tirepurchased. Buy asmany ne you please. Moke those old tires worth somethiag, G4&J Stalwart Tires Guaranteed 16,000 Mil X 294.M—Tube Free 29%4.50—Tube Free 3135.25—=Tube Free. 3 CORDS . SuTube Free $.7@ ube Free.. $85 se 11.48 from our catalog prices if an old tire is traded in on a now tire, each G & J Stalwart Cord or Balloon Tire. SPECIALS FOR ALL WEEK Golf Balls S. & G. 3 for $1.00 RADIO TUBES 100 Pure% Pennsylvania ing R. C. A. or Cunningham, Nos. 226, 227, 112, 280, 224, 245, 222, 300A, 301A. Any number asis...6 .5® Auto Mop.. 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