Vitamins in stock foods and their role in Montana farming
The article explains vitamins as complex substances essential for growth and health, noting fat soluble A and water soluble B and C, their sources such as butterfat eggs cod liver oil leafy greens and seeds, and the impact of feed on vitamin content in milk and animal vitality. It urges grazing livestock on native grasses with supplemental grains for profitable results in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
England
Funk
McCollum, Hart, Humprey
Osborne and
Mendel
Johns Hopkins
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Osborne, Mendel, McCollum
Chemical Laboratory
Livestock Sanitary Board
Montana
Acquarium
Vitamins from Plants and Animal Foods in Farm Diets
The text explains vitamins A B and C in foods including milk eggs greens and grains. It emphasizes green leaves in hay for vitamin A, the bran of grains for vitamin B, and citrus and tomatoes for vitamin C, plus the role of grains and silage in winter feeding and dairy cattle nutrition. It notes beriberi from polished rice and the need for varied forage on ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Cows Rescue Montana Farm Through Droughts Near Kremlin
In northern Montana the Nelson brothers near Kremlin rely on milk cows to weather years of drought and failed wheat. Their 800 acre farm blends cows with grain, uses fallowed land, grows a rich garden, and ships cream to a Kremlin creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
G. N
Drouth
Montana
Nelson Brothers
Nelson ‘Brothers
Nelson
A. P. and
S. T. Nelson
Iss Nelson
J. W. Nelson
Wisconsin
State College Extension Service
Atlantic
Time to Plant Evergreens for Fall Landscape
Fall planting season for evergreens runs August 15 to October 15. Landscape use includes specimen trees, hedges, wind breaks, or screens with varieties like White Fir, Nordman’s Silver Fir, Blue Spruce, and Arbor Vitae. Ensure roots stay moist and soil is packed firmly to protect against winter heaving and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordman
Early laying pullets claim by Art Raymond
Art Raymond reports record-breaking laying pullets from White Leghorn stock bred by J. R. Scott of Helena. The birds began laying at four months and ten days with no special summer care. Scott, a noted northwest breeder, has won multiple first prizes. Raymond plans to exhibit at the Montana state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Raymond
Mr. Raymond
J. R. Scott
Helena
Scott
Northwest
Montana
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
DR. Butler
J. W. Butler
Asia
Charles Robinson
A. W. Thomas
Clay, Robinson & Co
St Paul
Clark Estes
Omaha
St. Paul
Charles C. Robinson
Live Stock Commission
Chicago
Weiller & Weiller Co
Carson, Wood & Weiller Livestock Commission
South Saint Paul, Minnesota
Henningsen
Butte, Montana
F. C. B. Butte
Henningsen Company
Packie Oy Pian
Pelee
Hampshires
The
International
Hampshire
American Hampshire Swine Record Ass'n
E. C. Stone
Peoria
Illinois
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