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County

Of Interest To The Farm and Home

Cumberland County

E*Bl by W. COLUNS THOMAS

\ Thomas’Column Pr s f p e aks r At

Bridgeton

Distribution of Bulletins By Granges

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The Granges ol the county can render

njembcrs bv arranging for the distribution

Station bulletins. It is an absolute fact that these little ix-«ilet> tain information of real value, ^et the? can be or no *er-.:cr i: Aey are not in the hand* of the people nbo nerd the mrormau-x: the?' contain. Of course, it is true that the Experimr-.- Station anc our Count? are glad to supply them when we mpjest t ebut there are man? Grangers who would use them to a grea*er extr-:r were they more easilv obtained, h urt hem wire, there are man. ' bulletins'available about arhkh many folks know little or no-"

so naturally the? - do not ask for rhem.

Our suggestion is that Granges provide shelves, a ra-* • - table some place -a the Grange hall, where the b.llrt ■ • be displayed a number of copies of each Lind bring ker; Befoie the opening of the Grange, or atter ci<wng. n-- her- •>-- - look over the supply of bulletins and sriect copies ot f »h-,-n interest them. When the supply of am bulletin w :-irteti. the

Secretary could write for more.

We feel confident that any Grange officer w J1 agree teat ' the carrying out of this suggestion would be a real service to tNr members of their Grange, if they would say in the:- l ountv A.-- • - office »mr tune and look over the numerous bullet:; - he has ro^j distribution and note the valuable ami interesting inrsmamr * l — contain. It is hardly Hkdy that any Grange would v ant al! kinds that the Count? .Agent has. however, am C•range t handle at least a few of those in whuh their members are

likely to be mtrrested.

It would be best to arrange through vuur Covmty Agent tor obtaining the bulletin*. No doubt he would appreciate knowing just how nutn were distributed dur ing the courw of the year. Puribh fie could arrange ‘or the Seretaty to write to the Experiment Station for h.lb-tin needed from tune to time, as this would be rao— direct. We firmly believe the idea is well worth a trial.

ahable service

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Aasooation Elected For 1928

Honest Pack BUI Endorsed

More Grapes j Doings of Your Neighbors [ By Kniffen ^-c “

System

Sabstitute

I For M* Cower Crape anc k

East Vineiand Grower In-j^ creases Both Quality and Quantity

improvement Over Stakes

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One-week Short Courses At State College

A course in flower and vegetable gardening and another 4ractor operation are to hr given at the Stated.>iUege of Agric-iltu; at New Brunswick, during February and March. Each of these are for one week The flower and vegetable course is to be held fron February 27th to March 3rd. inclusive, and the tractor course during the week of March 5th. These courses are being given on the College Farm by the College and Experiment Station ftafi and air designed to give the tanner or hack yard gardener tome fundamental information on the subjects. In the flower ano vegetable gardening courses, such topics a* roils bow plants grow, pint disease and irwcts, uwn>. ahrubber? general cultural practice* are to be covered. The tractor course goes into the details of operating a tractor and tractor evpnpmmr. and at the same time give* the student some thfonnati'jn about care of the tractor and a little knowledge on re ppiring thp ^ wt-pprat r .*• r Applieatiofs* for admo^oei to these oWjgs dwmid he made through F. G. Hdyar. Director of Saort Courses in Agriculture. N'ew Bramwici. V. J.

How Growers Will Spray Plants in 1928

The 1928 spray schedule is recommended by the research depart merits of the Experiment Station will be baaed more nn local con-

dition* than ha* been the case in previous years,

j. County agrkuliural agrnrv are cooperating with th< Sate plant pathologist and Statr eiitnmolog^t which w ill make «i {teaiblr for the spray reramnirndatioiis to fit local cunditioox. t c '" ,,ro ' apple *cab and codling motii which are tw. oftbr most wnous pest* that the apple grower has to combat, hav ■f® consideration bv the experts in planning the spra»ediile. Th* neemity for keeping down the arsenical residue under the amount required by law and the number of sprays so that th. Q0« or producing clean fruit will not be exorbitant has male u

dancuh to rl"' a tchrd.ile that fit* all conditions.

One of the biggest changes in the schedule this vesr consist of the *dvocation ot fifty per cent, tree nicotine in place of th, forty per cent, sulphate, in the oil spray, which is to be applied dur 1!? * . delayed dormant period. The fifty per cent, nicotine r

produces the Black I^at fotn

. The Experu

and i» known a* Blade I found that tht* materia! is Black I^eaf Forp- when ap pBfsent. then the o,1 >prav

ai|d 111; k Ijni Fortv ate u

The scab applications

that the scab pure* are d tiie codling moth ron-ast .

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Peach Growers Attend Meeting

Production Practices and Marketing 1

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ton aurf Skate Pepart : r -toitel hwartakopf. of tke r—preweoterf there by ;?'*!•- Poltt- has maito an appeal Ire. Dr. Headlee. A. G t- rotate Grange Matter David

trailer. IV. W. OSey. A- J. Par ' ley. Harry B. Wei*» WiJUaaa C l.ynu and oihen. Pn si dent ot ;be HortieuilBral Boriety. John ! H llanhlnenn. of Prnnlagton. pteridtd over the theetiac. • hirh wa» dt«u»ed the la information relativ* to gnacb : growing The grower* were ask -d to tr;tlelae paragraph by para

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WlrntZ , nerte-' ptaeriee

■'HI and urging tbetr., lath ** in the rr'ate Legi,- J ' won. for its adoption. 1 1

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Mire com ilttee.,

j. it plan of the Colo el lo’purebaswd by any rettoeot of the (hear local cmumUlee »,i,e, Ki«ie toe about five dollar* per a semi—Jflcial rapacity ta ttol- ib-) .sanrt Rerf < edar. Norway

■pecti'e eommncuies to aid In yprucr and arvwrmJ • detection of ertsne and to I , rowing ptn- may ve uoae «i per visum over itiagvj • • •

Ml at may rotne up. It U the- Tbr (Rate KxpcrHnent Rti pt l«Ufcilup»to to C^orjel Srhwnttikopt; r^cmimending . Ik ■«* ^ •fc.sawtbT^hn, wtew to to—i u.utu., to ctoarpl ptot h pr tooc- £ nine, wirh headpuarrere w> : Th:. to al# rial i> «f * - - - :

fhat the police can render lietti-r; ;b*n the cooceni ■ to th- rural dlatrict*. ! fur nolatMm o»ua: ve Clang, eoumittee* will ! 40 n u murfl ^ «ieh a poeidon that they i lb , meB do.-a the .praying.

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foimrffly mad» With th* extoltug for.eaL every irooper ha* a beat of nearly IS aguare mile*. Thew* Geatrge rsenmlttev* will

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can Rake hit bone

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ung. • our* Hoear poui- wosM prefer a low priced pin

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prnn; hi* email orchard for fc Mr Ilium baa bees voTiBli.d

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for Mwra! weeks be-

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Seed Potatoes

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tm* way all of thr breetow throw* oat of production at r Otherwise explained Mr

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Give Clucks a Fighting Chance

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SEEDS ONION SETS Harry Solof, Inc.

Come and See It Plow

STANDARD TRACTOR

New Models Now on DigpUv Both Riding and Walking Models

f ots of Pep and Power

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