Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-28


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Summary of othef Recommendations.
Following is q sgsiag1asy Of either tiss.
perfaet Recommendations regarding
cereals. Enssut poultry end pess.ahles.
1aGs. The number es hogs asioufd
De Increased BY SIT ieast i1 per cent
during tbs year 1915.
Sugar. Esffart should be made to
maintain she acreage aE sugar cane and
sugar baefs, and 10 increase these
areas In ~ far nv these crops are we'll
established or are necessary 10 sound
agricultural practice
Prediction Of satisfactory substa-
tates fer sugar. Including sorghum.
corn aIHi cane sirup. maple products
aud honey can aud should be in
creased.
SORGHUM sirup. Ii is pointed out, may
be produced iii nearly every state In
the Union, and increased production OF
Sorghum sweets would enable the pub
lie 10 conserve still further the sugar
supply IN the form most available for
transportation to our soldiers,
Dairy Products. The supply OF dairy
products should be maintained TO meet
the needs of this country and to help
supply the increasing demands OF the
allies.
Poultry. Poultry production should
pc increased greatly, especially In back
Yards and ON farns where waste mate
rtai is available and the purchase of
expensive grains and other material is
not required.
Corn. An acreage of corn npproxi-
ttlatais eguai 10 that Of 1917 should be
planted, with possible slight reductions
In certain sections TO free areas for
spring wheat
Oats. Barley, Rice, BuckwE,eat and
Fiaxsesd- The area In oats should be
maintained, especially In regions and
on soils which are not so well adapted
to other grains, but with q small rednc-
tion TO provide for increasing the
wheat acreage. Barley production
should be Increased In regions where
it grows best, especially In the north
ern edge Of the corn belt and In sec
tions north and west af the belt: and
rice, bnckwheat and fiasseed produc-
ton should he maintained and, If nos
sibla. Increased.
grain sorghuns fkafir, milo. feterita.
etc.} should he Increased greatly
throughout the drier portion OF the
Plains region. Kafirs are the most
certain grain crops In this section and
they can be made to supplement wheat
as human food and 10 replace corn as
animal food.
Potatoes. The normal acreage of
Irish and sweet potatoes should be
maintained In 1918, Notwithstanding
the large crops In 1917
Hay, Forage and Pastures. Wher-
ever feasible. the area devoted to hay,
forage and silage crops should be In
creased and these products should be
used TO Il greater extent In place Of
grains and other concentrates.
Beef Animals. The number OF beef
animals should be maintained and, In
areas where IL Is clearly the best range
and farm practice, should be increased.
Beans Peas and Peanuts. The pro-
duction or beans and peas should be
increased in regions to which they are
adapted, because of their high food |
value, keeping qualities. and available
fty for domestic or export trade. Soy
heans and peanuts should be increased
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