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Domestic News October 6, 1913

The Bemidji Daily Pioneer

Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minnesota

What is this article about?

W. T. Blakley filled his silo with ensilage including 12 tons of sugar cane from his farm near Farley for cattle feed. Neighbor A. J. Trusty raised cane on 1.5 acres expecting 200 gallons of syrup.

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W. T. BLAKLEY RAISES CANE
Cuts Up Twelve Tons For Ensilage
To Feed Cattle

W. T. Blakley of Farley has just completed the cutting of ensilage and filling his silo on his farm near Farley.

Included in the fodder are twelve tons of sugar cane, grown on the Blakley farm.

"My, but the cattle like this," said Mr. Blakley, in speaking of this new kind of fodder. "We cut up and packed in the silo, with the other ensilage, about twelve tons of juicy, sweet sugar cane. The cows fairly 'lick their chops' after eating it. Next year I expect to raise still more."

A. J. Trusty, who also has a farm near the Blakley farm, on section 16, Township 148, Range 32, raised an acre and a half of cane and expects to secure 200 gallons of syrup from his crop.

What sub-type of article is it?

Agriculture

What keywords are associated?

Sugar Cane Ensilage Silo Farley Cattle Feed Syrup Production

What entities or persons were involved?

W. T. Blakley A. J. Trusty

Where did it happen?

Farley

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Farley

Key Persons

W. T. Blakley A. J. Trusty

Event Details

W. T. Blakley completed cutting ensilage and filling his silo on his farm near Farley, including twelve tons of sugar cane grown on his farm, which the cattle like. A. J. Trusty, on a nearby farm in section 16, Township 148, Range 32, raised an acre and a half of cane and expects 200 gallons of syrup from it.

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