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WORK OF COUNTY
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229 home gardens; in 154 road im-
proving demonstrations, totaling 1189
miles; 864 farmers planted clover
crops which were turned under during
the year; and the following new im-
plements were bought: 370 binders,
194 hay presses, 798 gas engines, 1813
2-horse cultivators, 90 tractors, 1071
motor trucks, 900 corn planters, 220
ditching machines, 501 mowers, 513
grain drills, 1035 disk harrows, 303
1-horse cultivators, 6 steam canners,
27 homemade ditchers, 50 combina-
tions, 2 blacksmith outfits, 7 poison
machines, 50 go-devils, 2 feed mills,
9308 plows, 24 hay loaders, 147 farm
levels, 96 grading machines, 359 hay
rakes, 160 ensilage cutters, 668 cream
separators, 213 spraying machines,
38 manure spreaders, 63,946 small
tools, 4 blackleg outfits, 5 syrup mills,
30 section harrows, 3 cucumber vats,
100 headers, 7000 orchard heaters, 7
feed grinders, 5 two-row cultivators.
Three irrigation systems of 300 acres
were surveyed.
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The Texas Agricultural Experiment
Station, A. and M. College, during the
past seven years, has been develop-
ing at Substation No. 11, Nacogdo-
ches, Texas, an improved white dent
corn which the superintendent, Mr.
G. T. McNess, has named “Nacogdo-
ches.” This is a deep hard grain, dent
white corn with white cob, single ear
variety, but a good many stalks carry
two ears on fair soil.
This new corn is now carried by
the Texas Station as No. 4216 and is
a development from a corn known as
“Texas Blue Grain”, secured from
Mr. G. H. Reese of Nacogdoches,
Texas, in 1914. The Nacogdoches
Substation has, since that time, car-
ried this corn in its ear to row test
breeding plats and increase plats each
year. Only the highest yielders from
the ear to row test were planted. The
blue grain and red cob, which oc-
casionally appeared in the original,
have been bred out.
As improved to date, “Nacgodo-
ches” seems to be adapted to all of
that section in the vicinity of Nacog-
doches and perhaps most of the entire
region lying east of the Trinity River.
Further testing may develop its adap-
tability to a much larger region.
Seed of this improved corn will be
distributed by the Station, a limited
quantity to each applicant, at the
nominal price of $3.00 a bushel f. o.
b. Nacogdoches. Requests should be
addressed to G. T. McNess, superin-
tendent, Nacogdoches, Texas. In-
quiries for further information should
be addressed to B. Youngblood, Di-
rector.
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