Properly Balanced Feeds Key to Successful Poultry Raising
Michigan State University poultry scientist W E Warden explains that balanced ingredients, correct grind, and adequate protein are essential. He notes corn and soybean meal form most mash, with methionine or fish protein needed for rapid growth. energy, minerals, vitamins, and additives including coccidiosis protection are crucial.
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W. E. Warden
Michigan State University
Warden
Sheep Shearing School Taught At MSU Uvestork Pavilion
The Michigan State University Animal Husbandry Department and the Michigan Sheep Breeders Association sponsor a Sheep Shearing School at the MSU East Lansing campus February 13 and 14. Instruction covers actual shearing and equipment care starting 9 a.m. daily. Equipment provided. bring work clothes. A small fee applies. Details available at county extension offices. The program aims to boost shearer skills among flock owners and industry participants.
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Michigan, State University Animal Husbandry Department
Michigan Sheep Breeders’ Association
MSU Uvestork
East Lansing
Michigan
Double Thick Shoulder Yoke Improves Shirt Fit
Home economists at Michigan State University say a deep yoke on a man's shirt helps it fit smoothly and provide extra fullness over the shoulder blades where needed. The shoulder yoke should be of double thickness for durability and better wear.
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Michigan State University
Aureomycin Boosts Milk Output in Dairy Trials
Michigan State University dairy scientists report on tests using 32 herds and nearly 2,000 cows. Cows fed aureomycin at 0.1 mg per lb daily produced, on average, 0.82 pounds more milk daily across two trials, with winter results higher. Bloat occurred in 4.5 percent of cows, but overall benefits exceeded risks for some farms.
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Michigan State University
Charles A. Lassiter
MSU’ Department of ‘Dairy
Michigan
Lassiter
Storage space tips and sewing sheen for home projects
A county desk article outlines practical storage ideas like extra shelves and chests to keep homes neat, plus fabric sewing tips for sheer materials and finishing seams. It also notes upcoming local 4H training in Clare, a sheep shearing school at MSU, and tree seedling programs with reforestation aids and organizers.
Clare Livestock Auction Price Report February 6 1961
Price ranges for cattle hogs and calves at Clare livestock auction on February 6 1961 with categories Slaughter Steers Heifers Cows Stockers and Feeders Bulls and Calves. Figures show Good Choice Utility Standard and common-medium tiers. hogs priced by weight and grade with sows feeder pigs and slaughter cats listed.
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Clare
Erie
Nottawa ABA Annual Meeting set for February 6 at Center Church
Isabella County agent Nottawa ABA plans its annual meeting February 6 at Center Methodist Church three miles west of Rosebustie. Dinner at 7 30 pm costs 1.00 with 50 cents paid by the association. Reports from Inseminator Manager Ed Schafer and secretary treasurer Joe Pung, election of two directors and delegates, and a program by Archie Johnson on farm operations follow.
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Nottawa Aba
Nottawa Artificial Breeders Association
Center Methodist Church
Rosebustie
Ed Schafer
Joe Pung
Archie Johnson
Genesee County
California
Raldon Pasch
Raymondseph ‘Pung
Robert “Finnerty
K ‘Schafer
Robert Clark
Ed Batter
Donald Cotter
Friendly police wave hints at a traffic offer
A policeman signaling with a wave during a drive is described as a friendly gesture. The text suggests the officer intends to present the driver with something rather than issue a citation.
Livestock Producers Meeting in Clare County
The annual Livestock Producers meeting in Clare County is set for February 17 at 8 00 p m in the Grant Township hall. Sponsored by the Michigan Livestock Exchange the event features a farmers panel with all livestock types and Ray Montigue of St Louis assisting. A lunch will be served by the Farm Bureau ladies.
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Clare County
Grant Township
Michigan Livestock Exchange
Ray Montigue
St. Louis
Farm Bureau
Wool flexible fiber shapes with steam say MSU home economists
Home economists at Michigan State University note wool is highly shapeable by shrinking and stretching with steam. It can be fitted smoothly over curves and eased along seam edges.
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Michigan State University
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