Corn King of the Crops Chronicle
County Agent John C. Page explains corn origins and hybridization basics, notes corn’s shift to silage and high yields, and outlines fertilization and planting tips. He emphasizes corn as a leading, drought resistant, high-yield crop central to the region’s livestock and farming system.
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Ity
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Seniors weigh space science futures
Rutland notes seniors plan for college in fall with many choosing space science due to strong demand and varied career paths. Some have decided, others still exploring which field suits them best.
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Ares
American Society of Agronomy
Ralph R. Davis
Oregon University
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New England Green Pastures Forage Forum Set At UCONN
Burlington notes a second annual New England Green Pastures Forage Forum to be held August 6 and 7 at the University of Connecticut. The event aims to update farmers on latest research and the changing image of agriculture through science and modern farming.
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Burlington
Storrs
Conn
University of Connecticut
New England
University of New Hampshire
Vermont
Louis Zehner
Federal Reserve Bank
New Types of Disease Cause Losses
Des Moines report warns against new non infectious diseases in livestock arising from stress poor nutrition new chemicals and mineral depletion. Farmers urged to monitor animals for abnormal signs and seek prompt veterinary diagnosis to limit losses. Cooperation among farmers veterinarians labs medicine producers and regulators is needed.
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Des Moines
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Chicago Windfall as Penn hires Chicago actors
In Chicago production of Mickey One, producer director Arthur Penn hires eight Windy City actors for roles. The Windy City talent joins the film crew as principal photography proceeds on location in Chicago.
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UPD
Chicago
Arthur Penn
Windy City
Area Cows Set Record in Holstein Report
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America recognizes area cows Champlainside Silas Clover and Langdon Aurora Irene for high milk and butterfat yields. Champlainside Silas Clover produced 15566 lbs milk and 691 lbs butterfat in 311 days. Langdon Aurora Irene yielded 19073 lbs milk and 682 lbs butterfat in 365 days, owned by Hall Park McClough in North Bennington.
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Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Champlainside
Silas Clover
Langdon Aurora Irene
Hall Park McClough
North Bennington
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