Reducing the Cost of Montana's Dry Land Wheat Harvest

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Article Title   Reducing the Cost of Montana's Dry Land Wheat Harvest Journal Series Title   Montana Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics Author   Wilson, M. L. (Milburn Lincoln) and Murdock, Harvey Ellison Date Created   1924-06-01 Abstract   1924 Montana Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics Bulletin on ways to reduce the cost of harvesting wheat in dryland farming. Offers pros and cons of harvesting and threshing methods used by actual Montana farmers such as the binder, header, Hart header barge, derrick table threshing of headed grain stacks, and combine harvester-thresher. Describes the importance of reducing harvesting costs, discusses Montana harvesting weather, and presents a charming illustrated table comparing "various systems and equipments for wheat threshing." Notes   photographs, charts, illustrations, tables Genre   informational works Keywords   wheat, dry land farming, harvesting, threshing, binder, header, hart, derrick table, headed grain, combines, production costs, weather, climate, judith basin, wages, circular, divided strip, stackers, granaries, avery, tractors, kansas, new way, dryland Related Topics agricultural economics grains dryland farming Call Number   Stacks & SpecUpub S83.B84 no.71 Finding Aid Url   https://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv43185 Rights   https://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/

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Reducing the Cost of Montana's Dry Land Wheat Harvest, Montana State University Extension Service Historical Publications, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4br8mk3g

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