Outlook for Eggs and Hogs from Virginia to 1958
Agricultural economists at Virginia Tech predict 1958 will bring a stronger egg year than 1957 with higher quality eggs and rising Virginia output. National egg production may dip slightly in early 1958, while hog prices ease from 1957 highs as pig crops rise modestly.
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United States
Virginia
Artificial breeding interest high in Va. dairy herds
Tazewell County reports renewed interest in artificial breeding of dairy cows with 85 cows bred in November. The Tazewell County Artificial Breeders Association, formed seven years ago, lists 30 members overseeing about 850 cows. Officers include A. L. Leffel president, T. R. Barrett vice president, Irvine Rich treasurer, and Dr. C. B. Givens as the insem inator.
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Tazewell
Tazewell County
Artificial Breeders Association
A. L. Leffel
T. R. Barrett
Irvine Rich
C. B. Givens
Advised To Get Started Quickly On Beef Cattle Feeding
Beef cattle owners are urged to begin winter feeding now to protect calf crops for 1958 demand. Divide cattle by age, winter heifers separately, and use roughage based rations with alfalfa hay and corn silage. Start with light feed, increase gradually, and mix legume hay with straw or corn cob alternatives for economical, steady weight gain through calving season.
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Poultrymen urged to plan for 1958 at West Virginia University
WVU extension poultryman Ted Hash urges Mountain State poultrymen to assess 1958 plans now. He notes market conditions vary by sector, emphasizes top efficiency, larger flock trends, equipment upgrades, and management practices to keep West Virginia competitive in broilers eggs and turkeys.
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Morgantown
Ted R. Hash
West Virginia University
Hash
West Virginia
Mountain State
Lights An Asset for Farm Yard Lighting Tips
The Virginia Farm and Home Electricification Council urges yard lights on farms as a valuable asset. Use a well located meter pole for even light distribution and avoid obstructions. Recommend a large outside reflector with 150 to 200 watts, two 3 way switches, and lighting controllable from two places to deter thieves and save time.
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Virginia Farm and Home Electricification Council
Unusual Gifts: Portable Typewriters at Commercial Printing Co
Choose from over 12 models and colors at 621 Commerce Street Bluefield West Virginia. The portable typewriter is described as an unusual gift that educates beginners and saves time for the rest of the family with prices starting at 74 dollars and 50 cents.
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Commercial Printing Co
Commerce Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Safe Gun Handling Warns from Virginia Rural Safety Council
The council argues hunting is safe and enjoyable with proper training, especially for teens who suffer most from firearm injuries. It urges learning gun operation, treating every gun as loaded, keeping the safety on until firing, and ensuring clear barrels and backstops to prevent ricochets and misfires.
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Virginia Rural Safety Council
Corn Kingpin for Stock Leather Tanning
Virginia Tech specialists say Dialdehyde starch from corn could revolutionize tanning of hides into new leather grades. The USDA notes U S imports most tanning agents and chrome ore, with current supplies from Africa and other regions. Domestic corn tanning would cut imports and expand leather uses.
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Blacksburg
VPI
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
USDA
Africa
South America
France
Italy
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