Farmers 1950 Income Tax Bulletin Explained For Farmers
The article discusses the 1950 income tax changes for farmers, noting the same filing method with modest tax increases for lower income brackets and new deadlines. It promotes the free bulletin Farmers 1950 Income Tax from Michigan State College and county agents, detailing net operating loss rules and filing dates.
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Michigan State College
Hast Lansing
Department of Internal Revenue
Hlwood
College Agricultural Economies Department
Bulletin
East Lansing
Forestry Department announces pine seedling purchase plan
The Michigan Forestry Department and state college say they bought red pine planting stock from the Federal Posy Service for distribution next season. A total 800,000 red pine seedlings at seven dollars per thousand and 100 red pine transplants at ten dollars per thousand were noted, with 4,000 jack pine at four dollars per thousand.
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State College
Ast Jhhey
Federal
Posey Service
Ot Bull
Ays
Y Agricultural
Yy Bull
Resert County Extension Service
Certified Seed Directory Available
Farmers may obtain a directory of certified barley oats corn and soy seed for planting next spring. The seed is produced under the supervision of the Michigan Crop Improvement Association with varieties certified by Michigan State College crops department. Varieties are tested by the Michigan Experiment Station and other state stations before release to the public.
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Identical Twin Dairy Calves Aid Research At State College
State College dairy researchers at Michigan State College East Lansing work with identical twin calves to control inheritance driven variables. Charles Chance notes twins grow and milk similarly, offering a strong experimental check and potential feed savings. They seek more twin pairs via Dr. C F Huffman in the Dairy Department.
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Michigan State College
Charles Chance
Sweden
New Zealand
C. F. Huffman
Dairy Department
East Lansing
Hays Urges Grass Daily for Fall Dairy Needs
Michigan State College dairy expert Jim Hays tells Clare County farmers that cows require about 100 pounds of grass daily in fall. He recommends pasture, a second cutting, June silage, and Sudan grass to cover July to September. He notes silage quality, moisture checks, and feeding strategies differ for grass versus corn silage.
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Jim Hays
Michigan State College
Clare County
Hays
Sudan
Using Concentrated Fertilizers Saves Time And Money
Jim Porter, MSC extension soils specialist, urges farmers to adopt concentrated fertilizers to save money and labor. Example shows 450 lb acre of 0-12-12 costs $9.24, while 0-20-20 at 270 lb acre costs $8.10, cutting handling by about 200 lb.
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Jim Porter
MSC Extension
Do You Prefer Hen or Tom Turkey?
Michigan State College poultry experts report many opinions on hen versus tom turkey quality. Frank Barrett says well finished slices from hen or tom taste the same, with tom potentially larger. both can be good eating when properly finished.
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Michigan State College
Frank Barrett
Laying Mash and Water Recommendations for Egg Production
Guidance from J. A. Davidson of the MSC poultry department on balancing laying mash and scratch grain to maintain 15 to 16 percent crude protein in eggs. He notes mash quantity varies by mash protein, suggests feeding grain before roosting, and stresses constant water access during cold weather to prevent productivity loss.
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J. A. Davidson
MSC Poultry Husbandry Department
Davidson
Agriculture engineer to demonstrate farm implement adjusting
Forest Brewer of John Deere Plow Co. and County Agent P D Gibson plan a plow and mower adjustment clinic at Clare implement store on Friday January 12. Robert White of Michigan State College will conduct the demonstration starting at 1 30 p m and answer questions about mower adjustments from other makers.
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Forest Brewer
John Deere Plow Co
Brewer
P. D. Gibson
Clare
Robert White
Extension Agricultural Engineer
Michigan State College
John Deere Implements
White
Hardy Alfalfa Seed Varieties To Favor Northern Types
Michigan State College extension crops specialist Dick Bell warns of a northern seed shortage and advises buying northern grown alfalfa seed soon. Southern seed is cheaper but not winter hardy or as productive. recommended northern varieties include Hardigan Grimm and Ontario variegated with Ranger for southern Michigan.
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Dick Bell
Michigan State College Extension
Bell
Michigan
Grimm
Ontario
Car Owners Budget Plan For Motor And Transmission Jobs
Dan McDonald offers a budget plan at Your Friendly Ford Dealer with no down payment for motor and transmission work. The message highlights affordable service options for car owners.
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Dan McDonald
Ford
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