The Dickinson press., 1912-07-13
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!! eeRS or THE NORTH DAKOTA
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,. aSv ., can |. good road be made from
AQswerR. NJ: Dolve. professor
rural engineering.
By proper drainage and q continu
pus system Of maintenance by meant
OF q King road drag.
WQl the woodbine go through thu
North Dakota winter,
Answer-O. B. Wldron, professor
Of horticulture.
The Woodbine is q native Of ell parts
o. North Dakota and seems to be aa
nardy a. the other indigenous plants
How long should sweet cream b
Kept In a room at ordinary tempsys
tyre to Give It the right sournes1 FOL
chutninsi
Answ6r-2 L Martin. professor Of
da{sytns.
Il !. tsst PCT r Peep it pore thar
hpt to dstsiop.
What shall we seed Al a green oror
TO be turned ppderf
AnswSrJ. Il. Shepherd, dean agr.
cultural department.
Clover or peas add the most fsrtl
fty to the soil Of crops which you can
burn under. The seed Of them IL I'd
e1pensive that one must look to th@
Eutore rather than the next five pearl
tor his results in added Yield, bow
sever, On this account miliet 10 {no.%
commonly used, a. the expense Of see(
Per aor9 tor II 10 much lighter thar
eSoy T. ''sa"'n0o' CROPS mentioned
,u ssx }'n '''' be kept during th'
Answer-By domestic science Do
partment.
Before being packed away for tb>
summer, furs should be thoroughly
brushed and cleahsed and allowed I'd
remain in the sunshine for several
hours. One must be sure that the furl
contain not q single moth egg for nd
amount Of camphor or tar will prevent
tthe development Of this egg. After thu
prushtng and summing the furs should
be wrapped carefully in a newspaper
q few whole cloves inserted and all
packed away in q dry. clean place
The furp should be taken out once oJ
twice during the summer. brushed
hung in the Jul and repacked.
Bow much exercise should a stallion
havef
Answer-B. H. Critchfeld, assistant
secretary stallion registration board.
: A stallion should have some exer
!oise every day. It is an established
faot that there II nothing so good fol
the stallion and his offspring az every
gay work In the harness Of q moderate
Kind. II he cannot be driven daily
however. q long, rather narrow yard
opening out from his stall will give
him q chance to extend himself and
keep In q vigorous condition. Tod
much emphasis cannot be put. on
proper exercise. the lack Of which moi
only impairs the constitution Of tho
stallion and his offspring, but greatly
lowers his abilities as a foal getter.
What variety Of corn IL best fol
North Dakotaf
Answer-R @. Donehue, professor
|of aSronomy. 4
No one variety Of corn is the best
TOR North Dakota. In general the early
maturing varieties. r best for oul
state even though they be smaller
The mint varieties are the best for thu
|eftreme northern part Of the state
The dehu and Mercer are very good
Eaiut varieties. In the central part Of
ths state come Of the larger flint val
rietses and the small dents will giv4
]ths best results. Golden Dent and
Northwestern Dent have given salts
factory results. In the southern part
ct the state Rustler's White Dent and
Minnesota No. 10 can be ripened In
some years, and Golden Dent and
Northwestern will get ripe in most
Years.