The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-04-10
u. S. Farm Radio Program
For Week of April 22-26th

The general listening public, as
well as the rural audience, will be in
terested in number of talks in the
daily 15-minute programs this week
by the Department through network
of IL stations associated with the
National Broadcasting Company.
On Friday, April 26, DR.. P. B. Dun
bar, assistant chief of the Food, Drug
and Insecticide Administration, will
discuss the methods and purpose and
the effectiveness of the Government
work in enforcement of the Pure
Food Act.
The facts concerning protection
against lightning losses as they have
been ascertained by recent studies of
the department will be given on We'd
nesday, April "a, by Mr.. H. E. Roe
the, engineer, Bureau of Chemistry
and Soils.
Gardeners everywhere will find use
full information in the talk by Dr..
w. w. Gilbert, plant pathologist, on
Monday, April %. Doctor Gilbert
will give the standard methods of
keeping plant diseases away from the
vegetable garden. On Monday also
Mr.. w. A. Sherman, in charge of the
fruits and vegetables, division of the
Bureau of Agricultural Economics,
will tell the recent developments in
the vegetable market.
The Tuesday program, April %,
will bring before the microphone Eric
Englund, in charge of the division
of agricultural finance, Bureau of
Agricultural Economics, with dis
cussion of "The Farm Mortgage
Debt" DR.. H. Bunyea of the Bureau
of Animal Industry also will speak on
Tuesday about keeping Down Young
Chick Losses"
On Wednesday, April "a, DR.. A. G.
Mccall, in charge of soils investiga-
tions for the department, is to des-
cribe the department program of re-
search on lessening the heavy losses
caused by erosion of fertile farm
lands.
Grain farmers will be especially in
terested in the program of Thursday,
April 25, when Mr.. G. A. Collier, in
charge of marketing news on hay,
grain and feed, will analyze the sit
uation in the grain market, and DR..
J. R. Holbert, plant disease investi-
gator, will bring to the attention of
corn growers once more the new corn
seed treatments to prevent disease.
On Friday, April &c, Mr.. c. L.
Chambers, extension agent in the
Southern States, will describe how
Southern farmers are developing hog
production.
The complete program for the week
follows:
Monday, April 22-"The Vegetable
Market" w. A. Sherman, and "Dis-
ease Prevention in the Vegetable
Garden" w. w. Gilbert.
Tuesday, April 23-"The Farm
Mortgage DEBIT Eric Englund, and
keeping Down Young Chick Losses"
H. Bunyea.
Wednesday, April 24-"Protection
Against Lightning" H. E. Rothe, and
Looking into the National Farm
Wash Bill" A. G. Mccall.
Thursday, April 25-"Progress of
the Grain Market" G. A. Collier, and
''Last Call for Corn Seed Treatment"
J. R. Holbert.
Friday, April 26-"Is the Food Act
Enforced?" P. B. Dunbar, and
Southern Farmers Develop Hog Pro-
duction," C. L. Chambers.
These broadcasts are sent at Ills
to 1:3O p. M, Eastern Standard Time
(12:15 to 1890 p. M, c. S. 7. or 11:15
to 11:3O a. M, M. S. T., through the
following stations associated with the
National Broadcasting Company.
WRC, WASH; KDKA, Pittsburgh;
WHAS, Louisville; xxx, Chicago;
KSTP, st. Paul-Minneapolis; WHO,
Des Moines; woo, Davenport; WOW,
Omaha; WDAF, Kansas City; KVOO,
Tusla; WFAA, Dallas; W0AI, San
Antonio; KWK, st. Louis; KOA, Den
yer; WSB, Atlanta; WSM, Nashville;
and VINO, Memphis.