Hungry Horse Dam Delayed by Federal Moratorium
Rep. Mansfield says Hungry Horse dam near Kalispell likely to be delayed due to a federal moratorium on public works and an 85 million dollar cap for reclamation construction this fiscal year and next. Bonneville Authority notes line development remains in survey and design stage. delay hinges on moratorium scope.
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Hungry Horse Dam
Hamilton
Kalispell
Limita
Mike Mansfield
Mont
William W. Warne
Bureau of Reclamation
Mansfield
John Steelman
Reclamation Bureau
Bonneville Power Authority
Hungry Horse
Kerr Dam
William Diettmer
Boxcar shortages curb grain traffic for Great Northern
Great Northern faces a severe boxcar shortage affecting grain and lumber transport. Only about 60 percent of its 24 632 boxcars were on the line, with 5 640 owned by the company and 9 216 by other lines, delaying harvest movement and repairs.
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Great Northern
Feeding methods in poultry and cow rations yield gains
Studies on poultry feeding show pellets produce heavier birds and that pellet lunch with mash offers best egg production and cost balance. Cow feeding with eight to sixteen percent ground wild yellow mustard seed raises milk yield slightly. flavor remains unchanged, and large amounts are safe before or after milking, while fanweed seed should be fed only after milking to avoid impacts.
State Planning Group Recommends Building and Reclamation Outlay
Helena Montana The postwar planning and construction commission reports a final plan urging expenditure of 4 260 361 for state institutions buildings and reclamation from a 5 million surplus postwar fund Gov Sam C Ford chairs the panel The fund grew 35 000 after a 4 million investment in US securities and requests 15 000 for a water tower at the girls vocational school and 10 000 for a water supply system at the Boulder training school.
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Helena
U.P
State
Postwar Planning and Construction Commission
State Board of Examiners of Architects and Engineers
Sam C. Ford
United States Securities
Rirl’s
Boulder
Fatal feeds that kill livestock include damp silage and corn
Immature or moist feeds such as silage green corn corn stover corn fodder shredded fodder unhusked cribbed corn baled hay and spoiled canned foods can be fatal to livestock. Any feed that is damp or immature may be deadly to stock.
Pasture Use in Raising Pullets Explored by Ohio Study
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports six years of trials on growing pullets with range pasturage and whole grain without mash versus mash. Results show ready to lay pullets thriving on unlimited range but Rhode Island Reds struggled under limited range, needing mash for best weight gain and timely laying.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Rhode Island
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