Discover this fascinating piece of agricultural history: an original Extension Service Bulletin No. 128 (Revised) titled "More Potatoes Per Acre," issued by the Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts in April 1930. This vintage pamphlet provides valuable insights into farming practices during the Great Depression era, focusing on improving potato yields. The cover features a compelling black and white photograph of farmers in Story County, Iowa, with their potato harvest, accompanied by details of their impressive 1928 yield of 635 bushels per acre.Inside, the bulletin delves into various aspects of potato cultivation, including ground preparation, seed selection, fertilization, drainage, and pest control through spraying. It's a rich source of historical information for collectors of agricultural ephemera, Iowa history, farming, or anyone interested in the evolution of agricultural science. This document serves as a tangible link to the past, showcasing the efforts of the Extension Service to support farmers in Ames, Iowa, and beyond. Measuring approximately 9 x 6 inches, it contains detailed text and additional illustrations throughout its pages.
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