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John Suffolk for one
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Alfalfa is still Queen of hay crops. Farmers shouldn’t necessarily abofidon it as a source of winter forajge in spite of insect pests; But should weigh the pros and cons carefully before plowing a product ve stand or making a new seeding.
Perhaps you should ask yourself such questions as: (1) Are the soils on my farm suited to economical p'oduction of Alfalfa? (2) Do I hive sufficient Alfalfa acreage to justify purchase of a sprayer? (31 Is custom spray service available and what is the cost? (4) Since Alfalfa yields twice the hay per acre as any other hay mixture I can grow, will available land produce enough winter feed ? (5) W 11 granular heptachlor, or fertilizeC-heptachlor be approved in 1960-61 in controlling weevil or what will be recommended?
Most of these questions the
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