The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-02-16
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Most Interesting and Successful Institute
Ever Held IN Rising Sun.
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! from which in December showed a percentage
Of over 80, had been comparatively ruined by
the extreme cold Of the very unusual January
weather The later test from the same crib,
out of 80 ears tested. only ears showed live
germs. The corn was stored in an ordinary
crib such as is used by farmers. He therefore
warned farmers of the fact that seed corn
should be carefully tested the coming season,
othhrwise serious losses would be apt to
| follow.
Mr.. w. s. Powell, Of Ellicott City, Nd oc-
cupied the evening session with an exceeding
| ly interesting talk Of trip he made around
the world. His remarks were highly educa-
tional and made doubly so by a number of ex-
cellent pictures thrown on the screen from his
fine collection Of slides secured ON his travels.
The second days program contained
number of instructive talks or addresses
on soil fertility, Inning and corn growing
| by Mr.. Collier; alfalfa growing by the
Director, supplemented by remarks by
John Balderston, who gave an instructive
talk on this subject at the previous days
meeting; other phases of The poultry bus
mess. by Mr.. Brown; the benefits of {
organizing COW testing association. by
Mi. Hibberd. A committee was appoint
ed to take up this latter subject and it is
likely that such an organization will soon
Ioe erected IN this section.
Mr.. E. P. cohill's talk on apple cul-
ture embraced the following points:
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the first and very i'm
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