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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
4
In Wisconsin a large hen operation with sixty thousand birds aims to supply day old eggs to nearby cities. The writer urges farmers to market eggs twice a week and notes neglect of basic poultry care like shade and cool water. He wonders about farm knowledge and profitability in poultry. Prices, hog market forecast follows.
Missouri Extension officials advise farmers to feed early spring pigs heavily to gain weight and fetch higher August-September market prices. A typical regimen uses 6 bushels of corn and 20 pounds of tankage per hundredweight gain, with tankage costing about 27 cents per hundredweight.
H L Kempster of the Missouri College of Agriculture argues that high egg production depends on good feeding combined with careful culling. Health and laying habit determine value, with indicators including comb color, eye brightness, and abdominal width. Yellow pigment loss helps judge past production, and fading beak or shanks signal long laying periods.
A recent rainfall brought cheer to Garner residents Friday and Saturday. The Burkholder family attended the Linneus Park reunion. Orville Mott visited his parents after a week with Linn Harper. Mrs. Orville Thudhum cared for her sister’s children while Mrs. Eitel tended a hospitalized boy injured by a horse. Prof. Threlkeld and family are mentioned.
Sequiota State Fish Hatchery near Springfield will resume jack salmon hatching this December under a U S Fisheries agreement. More than two million eggs will be set, with plans to release pike into Lake of the Ozarks and its tributaries while continuing rainbow trout production.
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