Show BETTER FARMING IS TATES TATE'S GREAT NEED pealer- pealer Dealer tealer In n Large Tracts Points Out Possibilities of State Slate t Utah farms need Is 15 better botter eed bettor prepared so sc sod d more moro and less Irrigation sold Laid A. A f. f T yesterday As an n illus- illus ration I recently sold a n farm to a n. aIn aan m an In this city About the first thing jo ta did after taking possession was to laul aul many loads pf t manure manuro that thit t had un In around tho the stables and sheds for tor erL Ho no afterwards told mo he bought hought ho lu was i tho the first man within a n adlus of ot ten miles who had over ever dono uch a thing that his hie neighbors neighbor found t easier to move their stables and cor cor- corI I als hi Notwithstanding the tha careless and methods employed b by many Utah tah farmers yet according to the States government statistics of ot ill 11 the states in the union Utah rAnks drat in tho average crago aero acre yield of ot barD barYl bar- bar D sugar beete and alfalfa seed second sec sec- ond mi na in potatoes alfalfa ha hay oats and heat theat She has tho best besl land lard and cli- cli iato ato and should come first In ever every every- hin g. g Tako Taka our wheat production for tor In- In tapco 2710 bushels per acre This s a remarkable when one considers that I bout about 75 73 per cent of ot Utah's Utah wheat Is I alsed without Irrigation and that It IH is lore oro than double tho the average yield of he hir great wheat producing states of I Minnesota and South Dakota I I In n id d almost double the average c yield in 0 United States State which Is 1 lIO hels Our pur average n. yield on dr dry land considerable more moro than that In tho the b of Box Dox Elder Eider Juab and Cacho Cache e average dr dry land yield was 63 and the average cost COlt of ot lon Ion on was per acre 1 J 1 C. C Ho cnn cn- cn on n a agronomist of at tho the Utah unit college colleg-c. sa says 8 tho the record yield on onry onry l ry land is 6 62 bushels As high as aa 00 bushels at of choice potatoes have havo een grown rown on dr dry land to th the acre nd tho the writer personally personal knows know of ne instance wherein n a green tanner farmer of barlo machine Used alsed JOO bushels barley ensure leasure on one rod less than el eight ht I cres reI without irrigation and the first mo me tho the ground round w was a ever turned over his hs t Is almost unbelievable when one that man many thousands of acres f food good land can be bo bou bought ht outright or pr 58 8 S to U 12 an acre acro and that man many cod well Improved ed farms can be he had hind hindrum rum pom om 30 to 50 an acre nero Its It's a fact bat some of these places can be bo made for tor them themselves elves in p JIa pay one year The lie trouble is that man many farmers vo YO much more land than they thoy can audio andIe few outside farmers havo bavo come como p Utah and there has been little ac- ac It In farm fann lands lants Many inquiries TO 0 o now flOW being received and unless all alt igns gns g tall fall 1913 will see a bl big advance L farm lands land in Utah Many Ian thousands t r havo boon hen past passing h Utah every overy year ear buying lands California Idaho Oregon and Wash- Wash agton Soon they'll be coming In ineater eater numbers than ever Most of em em are uro good honest people Leis Lei's Lelson fop op on em and show em cm em what weve we've got ot 1 Utah Its It's It s a n fact that Utah Is the theat cat it state In the Union richest In soil soli est Bt in climate has tho s-r s greatest un natal nat Hot tal t- t ral al al rc resources and offers the most Inting in- in ting field fied to tho the farmer or speculator |