What Helps Agriculture Helps All of Us
The page serves farmers and ranchers with news, trends, and experiment findings to aid farming. Editor F M Simpson, a known agri manager, introduces aims to share practical insights and experiences across the agricultural community.
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Nutrition Is Our Business and Yours
A Swift & Company piece outlines how six Americans from rancher to scientist unite to ensure Americans get proper nutrition. It cites meat digestibility, pork safety, and the role of nutritionists, urging that nutrition is both a business and a public concern. It also gives a simple beef pot roast recipe with chuck roast, browning, simmering, and vegetables.
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Coats for Sheep Prove Profitable in Wyoming Trial
An experiment at the University of Wyoming fitted 342 of 684 range sheep with 15 ounce canvas coats. Coated sheep yielded cleaner wool, 6.8 percent less shrinkage, 13.5 percent less dirt, and 0.5 inch longer staple. Coats also reduced losses and feed use and shielded animals from cold, weather, sand, and burrs. For details, write R. H. Burns, University of Wyoming.
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R. H. Burns
Laramie
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Farmers face new tax filing deadlines for 1944
The text states farmers must file estimated income tax declarations by January 15 1945 for 1944, with last year’s deadline December 15. It notes no extra grace period and urges early preparation. It also reminds final returns for calendar year 1944 are due by March 15 next. Additionally an advertisement promotes fall chicks from Nutt and Williams Box 664 Ballinger Texas with weekly hatches.
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Tyrus B. Timm
A. and M. College
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Nutt & Williams
Ballinger
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Open-faced sheep yield heavier, more valuable fleeces
The U S Department of Agriculture says sheep with wool over their eyes or wrinkled skin produce lighter, less valuable fleeces than open faced sheep.
Soft Corn Fattens Livestock
J B Johnson outlines that soft corn fed to cattle pigs and lambs offers lower gains than sound No 3 market corn. Trials show peak feeding early and warmer weather reduces benefits. Report encourages inquiry to Animal Industry Department at South Dakota State College Brookings for more information.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
South Dakota State College
B. Johnson
South Dakota Experiment Station
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