Pure Bred Sires Gain Momentum Across States
United States Department of Agriculture reports over 12,000 farmers pledge to use pure bred sires under the Better Sires Better Stock campaign. In the last quarter 469 new members from 11 states joined, with nearly 500,000 animals and about 1,000,000 poultry under their breeding records. Kentucky and Vermont showed large gains, while Pulaski County Virginia leads counties with 578 members.
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Feed Questions Asked by Raisers of Stock
The U S Department of Agriculture and cooperating states have expanded a farmer service guiding livestock feeding. A Maryland farmer sought sow and pig rations, and a Kentucky cattle feeder shared finishing rations. The program covers dairy rations, farm-rotation crops, boar pig feeding for breeding, and grain savings via roughages with inquiries from Alabama, Colorado, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
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Study Silo Question in Feed and Dairying
A study notes that a silo preserves feed and preserves succulence. Silage stores more nutrients than hay and improves cattle condition. For winter dairying silage is an absolute necessity, supporting livestock health and productivity.
Highways key to civilization says Manufacturers' Record
The Manufacturers' Record argues that America’s future depends on good roads. Bad highways hinder progress, driving producers to cities, risking food supply and social unrest, while good highways support education, religion, housing, profits for growers, and lower consumer costs.
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Simple Laying Rations Boost Egg Production
Simple balanced rations yield good egg results comparable to complex mashes. Home mixtures like one part oats to two parts cracked corn for scratch feed and three parts cornmeal to one part meat scrap work well with green feed. About 6.7 pounds of feed per dozen eggs for pullets, 4.8 for egg laying breeds. old hens need more.
Dehorning Calves While Young Is Proper Scheme
The piece argues dehorning calves early is better than waiting until maturity and notes troublesome cows may cause less suffering to the herd by horn removal than by keeping them horned.
Compactly Built Lamb Leads Market Price
A prime fat lamb weighing 85 pounds commands the highest market price. The compactly built lamb is noted as the most desirable finished animal in the shortest time. Feeding value is similar for whole barley kafir milo feterita and shelled corn.
Reduction in Spots Hair Restorer Testimonial
Skinner created a hair restorer and sent samples to notable figures to obtain endorsements. He debated publishing a testimonial that claims progress from three bald patches to one, illustrating cautious optimism about advertising impact.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Charm of a bathroom advert promotes White Cloths
An advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue for keeping cloths and towels whitened until they wear out, praising spotlessness and lasting whiteness as a bathroom charm.
Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers in seeking good
A compact reflection on pursuing virtue for its own sake, contrasting knowledge's arrival with wisdom that endures through moral action and deliberate practice. The speaker urges cultivating goodness as the true measure of worthy understanding.
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