Brood sow ration guidance for farrowing next spring
Guidance on feeding brood sows to support a large litter next spring. Emphasizes gradual weight gain, grain rations by body weight, added animal protein such as skim milk or tankage, alfalfa as protein substitute, and a home mineral mix of limestone marl bone meal and iodized salt with potassium iodide if needed.
Bangs Control to Be Interesting Topic for Farmers Week
Michigan cattle breeders show high interest as Farmers Week at Mich begins with a focus on the Bangs control topic in the dairy program. The event gathers beef and dairy interests to discuss the disease and management.
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Michigan
Mich
Pasture Systems Boost Dairyman Profits and Calf Rearing
An agricultural bulletin from the Extension Service highlights rotating pastures to cut feed costs and provide early spring forage. It stresses permanent and emergency pastures, calf feeding basics, cooling milk after milking, and the goal of producing 120 billion pounds of milk in 1945, with reference to related bulletins and contact details.
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Endaey
Extension Service
University of Aliens
Urbana
Ill
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Wisc
USDA
Dairy and horticulture programs at Michigan State College event
January 30 to February 1 meeting outlines dairy topics from Bong's Disease control to artificial insemination and milking efficiency. horticulture covers home fruit and vegetable growing, insect control, pruning, storing vegetables, and flower care. Poultry days feature sessions on laying houses and feeding.
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Igan State College
A. K. Knuttler
Springfield
Preventing Livestock Nutritional Troubles Through Minerals
Agricultural Experiment Station research shows most livestock disorders come from soil deficiencies. Phosphorus iodine and cobalt deficiencies cause bone chewing goiter hairless pigs and poor cattle response. Supplying minerals via salt or mixed supplements can fix issues at low cost, with gains in cattle and sheep health. County agents can provide Extension Folder No. 77, Minerals for Livestock Health.
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Michigan
War Food Admin Extends Hog Price Support To Spring 1946
The War Food Administration extends the $12.50 per hundredweight price support for good to choice hogs weighing 200 to 270 pounds on Chicago basis through March 31, 1946. Producers are urged to increase sows farrowing next spring by about 11 percent to reach a 57.5 million spring pig goal, citing meat demand for war needs and potential smaller pig crops next year.
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Robert C. Kleiner
Clare County
A. CG. A
WFA
War Food Administration
Chicago
War Food
Marvin Jones
Public Hearing Sets Beet Crop Wage and Price Standards
A January 19 public hearing in Lansing at the Veterans Memorial Building discussed wage rates and prices for the 1945 sugar beet crop. The Sugar Act requires producers to pay all employees at rates found fair by WEA after public hearing. It also mandates that processors who are producers pay for beets from other growers at fair prices set by WEA to qualify for payments.
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Lansing
Veterans’ Memorial
WEA
Michigan State Radio Highlights on WKAR Airing Farmers' Week Events
WKAR 870 broadcasts Farmers' Week features from Michigan State College with afternoon general sessions and portions of sectional meetings. Tuesday highlights include soil conservation talks by R J Baldwin and H E Sackrider and an address by Louis Bromfield. Wednesday offers a college band performance with Noble Clark involved in further programming.
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WKAR
Michigan State College
R. J. Colman
R. J. Baldwin
HE. C. Sackrider
Michigan
Louis Bromfield
America
Noble Clark
University of Wiscon
College glee club concert precedes policy talk on February 1
On Thursday February 1 the college glee club performs at 3 00 pm followed by greetings from Gov Harry F Kelly from Michigan and remarks by Albert Goss of Washington DC master of the National Grange on The American Farmers Future.
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Ain
College Glee Club
Harry F. Kelly
Albert Goss
Washington, D. C
National Grange
American Farmers’ Future
Greenwood Center Community Notices
Greenwood Center reports visitors and calls in Clare and Frost township. Ralph Webber, killed in action overseas, is mourned by the community. Families note illnesses and exams as January events unfold.
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Greenwood Center
Albert Roland
Herb. Carr
Frost Township
Clare
Burt Douglas
Dan Sabins
Lansing
Douglas Sabins
Webber
Ralph Webber
Ralph
Greenwood
Roland
Herb Carr
Mildred Gordon
Louise Roland
Harrison
Ace Gordon
U. S
Virginia Gordon
Doris Budd
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Uncle Bob
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Peshtigo Court
Kraft Cheese Company
WPA
Michigan State
Mt. Pleasant
Wolverine
Alfalfa Milling Co
E.W.T
Riboy Foveway
Michigan State College Station
Andy Courser
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Mead Corporation
Chillicothe
Ohio
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