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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

Page

3

New Final Date Set for Wheat Feed Program Applications

Chairman Pudway announced a new final filing date of June 10 in the county for feed wheat program applications for the 1958 crop. He warned that eligibility hinges on approval by the County ASC Committee and that growers must keep records of dispositions and wheat used on the farm. the deadline for dispositions report is September 1, 1959.

Ze LY cLueRe Teena Stabilization and Conservation Committee Tha ASC Pudway

How To Choose Pattern Sizes For Chubby Daughters

Phyllis Pearson advises aligning pattern size to a child’s actual bust measurement rather than age. Enlarge essential pattern areas for fit, check back waist and bust charts, and step up to the next size if measurements fall between sizes. Include alterations if waist measurements exceed chart standards.

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Fox Dairy Heifers Feed Trial Sparks Weight Gain Findings

Michigan State University dairy specialist CHdiles Lassi ter reports results from a 46 day feeding trial comparing alfalfa day corn silage oat silage and hay. Heifers on corn silage gained about 113 pounds per day while oat silage averaged 53 pounds per day consumption differed with hay highest dry matter intake.

Michigan State University Lassiter

Hay Conditioning Cuts Field Drying Time Significantly

County Agent Richard Schroeder summarizes hay conditioning by Michigan State University engineer Bob White. Conditioning uses rollers to crush or crimp stems, speeding moisture loss and reducing field drying by about 40 percent. Different setups require additional trips or separate units, but rapid conditioning remains key to drying hay for baling.

Bob White Michigan State University

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