Reducing Grain Intake to Boost Butterfat in Cattle
Dairy experts advise reducing grain in dairy cow rations to raise butterfat tests back to normal. Temporary milk drop may occur, then gradual resumption of grain. Forages low in fiber worsen butterfat, so adjust to about 18 to 20 pounds grain per head daily while maintaining adequate hay intake. Alfalfa seeding advised after August 1 with careful drainage and soil pH checks.
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George C. MacQueen
Agricultural Authority
Clare Becomes Busy Hub Over Labor Day Weekend
State Department of Highways warns of record traveler traffic through Clare for Labor Day weekend. Drivers should plan for extended delays and extra patrols as holiday travel peaks.
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Clare
State Department of Highways
Community notices and holiday travel forecast in Clare region
Sympathy notes for the Coryea and Barnes families. Picnic visit reports from Bay City and Pontiac relatives. Big yellow school buses return September 3 for Clare district students. Holiday travel forecast warns of peak congestion on U.S. 27 with Moderately Heavy to Heavy traffic from Clare to Grayling and Lansing to Clare, urging travel outside peak periods.
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James Bradley
Gerald Barnes
Bay City
Saginaw
Bay
Barnes
Pontiac
Didts
Clare
Sible
Lansing
U.S
State Highway Department
Grayling
U. S. 27
Mona
Real Estate Appraisal I Course Offered This Fall
The University of Michigan will offer Real Estate Appraisal I in Mt. Pleasant this fall. Classes meet Mondays 7 to 10 p.m. starting September 8 in Warriner Hall Room W-305 at Central Michigan University. Blaine H. Trombley leads topics on valuation methods and appraisal roles with a $60 fee. registration at the first class session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
Warriner Hall
Central Michigan University
Blaine H. Trombley
5.R.A
Mutual Savings and Loan Association
Bay City
Saginaw
U-M Extension Service
Maynard St
Ann Arbor
Michigan
U. M
Saginaw Valley College
Pierce Road
Livestock Auction Report August 25 1969
Good Choice lambs sell from 30 to 50 dollars with utility lambs at 27 to 29.50. Feeder lambs bring 10 to 20 dollars, slaughter weights 190 to 230 pounds No 1 hogs at 26.50 to 27.25, No 2 and 3 bids listed.
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Helgers
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