West Point under fire from Harvard president critique
Harvard president emeritus Charles Eliot attacks West Point as an ill prepared idiosyncratic school and calls for congressional action to fit it to a strong national purpose. Secretary Baker defends admissions, curriculum, and the academy’s role amid wartime demands and a list of notable West Point graduates in U.S. history.
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Vegetables Best for Ducks and Ducklings Fattening Guide
Ducks respond best to green foods and vegetable seeds with increased mash. Pekin eggs support hatching. after laying ends, maintain with reduced mash until December followed by a higher laying ration. Indian Runner ducks for eggs should receive year round laying rations. Ducklings headed for market should be fattened two weeks on a corn meal and middlings based ration.
Duck Feeding Mixtures and Rations for Fattening
Department of Agriculture guidance outlines mash formulas using bran beef scrap oyster shell and greens for fattening ducklings. A alternative mash mixes corn meal low-grade flour bran beef scrap and oyster shell with green feed. Green feed can color meat and loosen flesh late in fattening. boiled fish can replace beef scrap but risks fishy taste if used too late. Boiled fish is also fed to laying ducks near water to cut feed costs and aid growth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Never kick the horse on the foot warning
Veterinary guidance warns against kicking a horse or mule at the foot to lift it. Kicking can bruise the lateral cartilage and trigger bone cell deposits forming a side bone, leading to lameness that is very hard to stop.
Fall vegetables thrive with frost-hardy radishes and lettuce
The article notes radishes and lettuce struggle in hot weather but fare well in fall. It states frost does not harm them and they store well over winter, with late summer planted radishes growing large roots suitable for long storage.
Feeding Oats to Chickens for Summer Feed
The article notes oats make good summer feed as fowls eat clean oats readily. It cautions to avoid oats with long points or poor quality and mentions a typical 40 pounds per bushel measurement for weight reference.
Fish Meal Good as Supplemental Feed for Livestock
The United States Department of Agriculture promotes fish meal from sardine tuna and salmon by products as a high protein livestock supplement. It replaces tankage in hog poultry and dairy rations and does not taint animal products. Oil content boosts feeding value and using fish meal for feed yields two profits versus direct fertilizer use.
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Bureau of Chemistry
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Department of Agriculture
Kill Out Perennial Weeds In Farm Practice
Perennial weeds like quack grass and Canada thistle resist eradication and demand persistent effort. Any method that destroys quack grass will also kill other perennials. fallowing and cultivation help on large areas though not on sandy, very wet, or porous soils.
Succulent Feed Insurance and Silo Planning
The article argues that a well maintained silo provides feed insurance during dry seasons. It emphasizes filling silos with green succulent feed in good seasons to sustain livestock when rainfall is scarce.
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