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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1950
Page
7
The 22 year Michigan farm record book guides income tax returns social security records profit checks insurance claims enterprise efficiency and partnerships. It aids credit, land lord tenant settlements and estate records. County agents offer help to start the simplified farm business record this new year.
Extension Dairyman George Parsons of M.S.C. says you can afford to feed a well bred dairy cow. He stresses the sire’s role in milk production and will address Clare county dairymen at two meetings on January 3. Morning session at 10:00 in the Court House. afternoon at 1:30 in Grant town hall.
A constructive meeting last week brought together fifteen dairymen representing three local A B A's. Dairy Extension Specialist A C Baltzer highlighted factors increasing artificial insemination value while Asel Fish of Rollani A B A led the all day conference and was re elected for the new year. Directors plan further acquaintance and joint problem discussion, with annual meetings set for January.
Landowners in the east half of Isabella county are invited to a set of eight township meetings the week of January 2. Farmers should attend to learn about joining with the west half in Soil Conservation work. Schedule includes Vernon township hall January 2 at 1:30 P.M. and Isabella township New Rosebush school January 2 at 8:00 P.M.
The District One report notes Frank lin Switzer joined in November and 416 cows tested with 71 dry. Average milk 917 lbs and 83.9 lbs fat. Feed totaled 128 ton silage 122 ton hay 60 ton grain costing 6070.80. Robert Becker led with 17 Holsteins 1390 lbs milk and 48.7 fat. Several farms and cows listed by owner with milk and fat outputs. Continuous tasting praised and several Soil Conservation District meetings scheduled January 1951 with experts and county planners present.
Dan McDonald presents a no money down offer for major repair work at his Ford dealership.
Clare County Soil Conservation District Directors at their December meeting approved farm plans for Glen Bay Robert Brack att Jr Chester Breese John Burnett A A Collins Lear Diment James Dunn Bernard Fitzpatrick Howard Ford Floyd Garver Harrison Agricultural School 4 H Club George Laughlin Howard McDermott Loren Nevill Theodore Vancil Mathis Waller and Ernest Zelt Jr with farmer cooperation and Ben Bosink US Soil Conservation Service. Additional requests by Arthur DeGeer Allen Hall Joel Resseguie and Leo Skinner were approved.
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