Color Key to Hay Quality Boosts Market Prices
United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin 977 says hay color largely signals maturity and quality. Green, early cut hay usually commands higher prices, while late cut hay sells for less. Producers and dealers disagree on quality criteria, and market information is lacking.
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Velvet bean feed boosts dairy and livestock rations
Dr J B Lindsey of Massachusetts station finds velvet bean dried before shipment adds protein to northern feeds. It outperforms wheat bran for milk production and can comprise up to 40 percent of cow grain rations, with 20 percent sufficient for pigs and horses.
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Salvation Army warns against impostors in annual Home Service drive
The Salvation Army urges vigilance against fakirs imitators and anyone posing as Salvation Army solicitors. It notes one annual Home Service Funds appeal and that all contributions stay in the country for the needy. Also mentions See the New Bullman washer ian dienlav at Harvey & Neets.
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Salvation Army
Ovnig
Ian Dienlav
Harvey & Neets
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