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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1973

Page

6

DHIA figures show dairy herd progress over 20 years

County DHIA data trace changes from 1953 to 1973 highlighting herd size growth from 957 to 1,758 cows and per cow production rising from 8,325 to 12,266 pounds. The piece notes shifts to electronic testing, more efficient feeding, and rising overall milk output despite poor forage.

John C. Page UVM County Dairy Country Mt. Anthony Dhia Babcock Morrisville Sherr Herrington Hoosie Milton Rockwell East Dorset Harry Beals Pownal Millard Vaughn Arlington Dick Leake, III Bennington Bob Fowler DHIA

Choose firewood carefully for warmth and safety

University of Vermont Extension forester Raymond Foulds advises buyers to weigh volume, variety, and wood condition when selecting firewood. He cautions that terms like face cord mislead, since a full cord equals 128 cubic feet and true dryness requires year or more of seasoning.

Burlington Raymond Foulds University of Vermont Extension Forester

Check for parasites in horses in autumn

Burlington fall is the time to check horses for parasites says Dr James Wadsworth University of Vermont Ex tension animal pathologist. He urges a veterinarian pre winter check and offers prevention steps including manure disposal, fecal testing, pasture rotation, proper feed storage, clean water, separating young horses, isolating new arrivals, and following vet drug recommendations. He also notes autumn is for dental exams tetanus vaccines and hoof care by a qualified farrier or vet to prevent thrush and correct hoof issues.

Burlington James Wadsworth University of Vermont Extension Wadsworth

Triticale cross grain boosts protein and flavor in baking

Lubbock reports a rye wheat cross, triticale, delivering 16.4 percent protein and a nutty taste in bread and baked goods. Texas Tech and Triticale Foods Corp developed recipes blending 30 to 70 percent triticale flour with wheat flour for loaves and treats.

Lubbock, Tex UPI Texas Tech University Triticale Department of Food and Nutrition College of Home Economics Triticale Foods Corp Muleshoe Tex Margarette Harden Texas Tech Chen

Home on the range woman settles in Utah sheep camp

Jody Boyer a grandmother and former gambling dealer lives with husband Darrell on a sagebrush range in western Utah. The couple visits Grantsville infrequently to town while Mrs Boyer works the sheep camp with outdoor life and occasional visitors. She recalls running casino games in Reno and Carlin decades ago and says the camp is not lonely, though coyotes prompt a nightly rifle by her bed.

Grantsville, Utah UPI Jody Boyer Sagebrush Utah Darrell Boyer

Protecting environment drives Arctic gas pipeline test

A $4.5 million Canadian test site in the Mackenzie Valley near Sans Souci probes buried gas transmission through permafrost. The project, linked to Alaska reserves at Prudhoe Bay, aims to prove feasibility of a 1500 mile pipeline while guarding environmental stability and preventing permafrost thaw. Partners include 26 US and Canadian firms, with three field stations at Sans Souci Prudhoe Bay and Normal Wells.

Gladwin Hill N.Y Sans Sault Northwest Territories Mackenzie River Valley Arctic Ocean Moscow United States Canada Here Prudhoe Bay Alaska North America Mackenzie River Sans Soult Normal Wells

Gypsy moths strike 200 Vermont woodland acres

U S Department of Agriculture counts defoliation by gypsy moth caterpillars at about 200 acres in Vermont this summer, a drop from 1972. The pest spreads from New England through Pennsylvania, with Pennsylvania recording the heaviest damage at about 856,710 acres. Pocono region bears severe impact. in some counties 70 percent of trees stripped.

Washington D.C Vermont U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Leo G. K. Iverson Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service APHIS New England Pennsylvania Connecticut New Jersey New York Massachusetts Rhode Island Maine New Hampshire Iverson Pocono

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