Heated Barns Cut Infant Pig Deaths
An Indiana maker of warm air heating equipment, with agricultural engineering departments, developed two farrowing barn heating systems. Both use oil fired forced warm air furnaces and embedded ducts in concrete floors, suitable for new barns and adaptable to existing structures with floor replacement. One perimeter type heats the entire barn.
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Predict Soybean Prices for 1952 53
In 1952 53 farmers likely saw average soybean prices around 285 to 290 cents per bushel amid market volatility. Factors included open market sales, speculative demand, and price support dynamics, with the year noted for potential shifts in supply and demand affecting farm income.
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