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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
24
The piece argues that grazing provides the cheapest, fastest beef gains from May to October. It stresses stocking density, ample water, and liberal hay in autumn to lock in pasture growth, urging cattle producers to maximize gains with minimal cost. It contrasts pasture with high‑priced corn feed and notes the advantage of large, well managed ranges.
The Nebraska Live Stock Feeders' Association held its semi annual meeting on May 19 at the state farm marking Beef Producers day. Officers discussed the grower feeder alliance and a committee was sent to the Nebraska Stock Growers Association meeting at Alliance in June. The meeting emphasized cooperative support for cattle feeding tests by the experiment station and the formation of a state live stock feeders association.
Secretary Lane issued orders opening over 60 000 acres in New Mexico to entry under the enlarged homestead act, with lands scattered across ten counties including Union Taos Guadalupe Santa Fe and Rio Arriba. South Dakota also classifies over 1 500 000 acres as nonirrigable and opens them, within former Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations. Montana sees more than 185 000 acres opened on June 10 1915, to entry under the act.
The government will open more than 40 000 acres of nonirrigable land in Wyoming to entry, mainly in Sheridan and Park counties, with June 10, 1915 set for entry. Secretary Lane recommends restoring over 29 500 acres in western Wyoming from phosphate reserves after a 1914 Geological Survey review found no viable phosphate deposits there.
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