Electricity Aids Livestock Watering For Winter
Agricultural tests show electrically heated water keeps livestock hydrated and may boost milk and meat production. Recommendations include small tanks under four inches insulation with a baffle to reduce heat loss and allow one or two animals to drink, with insulated indoor placement and careful operation.
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Farm hazards rise as falls injure more farm workers
A survey shows that falls caused by farming tasks injure more workers than any other accident type, with 65 percent of injuries among girls under 14 and 56 percent of total farm accidents linked to housework. The 25 to 45 age group is described as most dangerous.
Animals Trimmed Each Month to Meet Care Guidelines
A new policy requires trimming of animals at least once a month to maintain health. Facilities must document dates and procedures for all trimming activities and report adherence to inspectors.
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