Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
CROPS:

vsor, Tor the month of september:
 CROPS:
 Certified alfalfa seed has been SC oured oy he County Agent for eleven farmers This seed was planted ir sepiember Seed rye has been SC. cured .or seven farmers Oats ior thirteen farmers. who VII do fall planting with alfalfa and ;n old alfai. "a K d>. Two farmers were supplied ws.h Improved seed Whea,, and three mon are trying wheat under ;he di. rction o' ;he agent for the first time, Garc,n seed Was secured for one farmer aAo is planting fall garden. A ma-ke. fer several tons of on-ons Was irve,cped for one grower This pan,.ag Q: onions was undertaken a. a test e determine the advisabi'i;y of onJpr> a> a commercial crop in CD. Ctt>. county The sa,es amounted tc ::5'.p1 peY 4cre on three acres The srooe- .> convinced that ,Ais can be iuo-e->-i another year af.e- The eN- p.re-,e @: -he past ysa. Potato ,4-,.y ,e,.> have been arranged wi,h two --oaers s1- ,ae c,u'a. yea,
 T1- ..u~-,a.h car,oai of dairy c,~, ~a, ar7usA .a.o ,a- county du~, .re september The eou1ly agent a.l .ss Farmer, Committee pur, ese,,. -ae ca..'e in ;ae Sat River sa-tE The cate Were located .a the %-HeeN and Pearce cormuni;ic'. o.. ta.-ym~n secured len head of R.. ,-,7ei Jersey cow-. which eos, :2cr ac per head also R-c-s.ere, Jersey bng costing saauoo The rc. ml -- e: he carload ~--e aisa. ss4a. Ho.s;e.ns.
 A 3v-ls-ered Duroc Je.,. boar Wa> },oa..l .e- 7aacae. gear Wilcox as4 co a-r..;--.l Poland China boar tor -saoae- in ;he S,,ve- District Tve 2s- ,,sred Dl-oe Jersey sil,s w--s paced 7a 4 r.a.s 7,a- Dos Csl<.a,
 Fy. .-.m 'Ae -er.,.,ret oa-.old of ras oroarar mo ne conn'y n July ha., ben sold ;hrousA .1, 4,sis-4a,e c: .,- s-aa'y asea'
 E.r. .~a..a paa,-~ aa,. h.-n ,e. ou-- .~yea -es.,,,r-4 aaanaIs da-,:. noa,A t,r ~-,.-s r.. que-s -- .a.- ---y.g- ,t .- county ae..-
 r.t 5---s 4rme-. ea-s2- .a sa. cl-.. .- order Q: ..a--4-.a cans vs..4 e.-s needed 2 coaa.s.aa e!h n. -ap5 4-ye.opnea; D: .a- iairy iu3l,,-y Three cre-a sesara,or, s-.s ~--5 secured .Aroa.. ,a4 co-or. .r4.,. paa.
 r--- q, eoa>.ruc-.n2 ;~o 2.; .il5, Were s,eI 70 farmer, Ear.a- he m --o
 T,-=- oa',ry t;ocbs v--e GU Co by the ol-,y agent duriu- .A= nen-h.
 s.z -ey -,ered sheen acre ,~curel ;hro-sa he influence c. .Ae county agea. Tle.e sheep are 10 t- placed !n small range for he purpose of. ra...as ;am. for breeding purposes
 A ,a-sp man was ass',.44 n secu-. ing ;S. alnirei head o. a.ra-srada sheep.
 Fye thousand pounds . honey were .1.d through ma-@e; -ecured by ,Ae county agent.
 Th-es ranchers were pg- D ouch 1 ws;h seyera, stands oc oees oy the coun;y agea; These --~e purchased ! with the .dea O: developing a1 apiary next yea.
 Coyote poison. was distributed 10 ! sioekmea in communities aaere ,ae coyotes were proving d4s.rlc;!ye to ! both sheep and turkeys
 N.ne hundred doses O; ;aelIes ! vaccine were distributed 'a7oaga ;ts | county agents office dl-.Ig the [ month SyrInges for using 'a.s vac cine were secured for five s,ockmen,
 A balanced ration for swine was worked ou, and placed !n the hands O, stockman who Is fatteninr ca. load. of hogs for fall marke-
 FARM AND HOME:
 A cooperative marketing assoc:a. ;ion has been formed at Pesrcs. Farmers and merchants have joined in >deyeloping this association. Thel problem of securing feeds suitable for dairy cattle has already presented itself and the association Is srepa-. isp fo hiring -ha needed feed in.n in.