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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1956

Page

5

Change in Brucellosis testing announced for Clare County

G S McIntyre Michigan Department of Agriculture outlines new on farm ABR milk sampling plan for Clare County. Positive blood reactors may be slaughtered with indemnity. reactors may stay under quarantine without indemnity. Calf vaccination offered free. testing expanded to farm level with six month follow ups.

Clare County G. S McIntyre Michigan Department of Agriculture Lower Peninsula Mackenzie Remus Paul D. Gibson Clare Sentinel Clare Isabella Sentinel Michigan

Small Acreage Irrigation Meeting Planned in Harrison

County agent P D Gibson has arranged a Friday meeting on March 23 in Harrison Courthouse. Speaker George Amundson extension agricultural engineer MSU will discuss water supply and irrigation setup for small fruit growers. After lunch Amundson and the agent will visit farms seeking advice on irrigation systems.

P.D. Gibson Harrison George Ammidson MSU

Lye Helps Prevent Mastitis in Michigan Dairies

Michigan dairymen may cut mastitis by storing milking inflations in a weak lye solution between milkings, says Donald L. Murray of Michigan State University. University of Wisconsin tests show the solution reduces mastitis germs and outbreaks. Murray recommends a half percent lye between milkings in addition to weekly 5 to 10 percent storage.

Michigan Michigan State University Extension Donald L. Murray University of Wisconsin Murray

Treat Cattle for Grubs Now

The American Foundation for Animal Health warns farmers to treat cattle now for cattle grubs or warbles. Early treatment reduces later interference with meat and milk production and limits future pest propagation. Veterinarians cite dusting powders and liquid sprays that reach grubs through skin entry holes on the back.

American Foundation’ For Animal Health Nan Uise

Training on Buying Ready Made Dresses at Mt Pleasant

Ruth McIlway leads a lessons series on purchasing ready made dresses at the First Methodist Church Mt Pleasant amid weather woes. Miss Gréen highlighted color, fit, fabric quality and workmanship. excerpts note garments made for children and a closing session of the Special Interest Group on Children’s Clothing.

Mise LolaBelle Gréen Irony Michigan Stata . University First Methodist Verson Oren’s Department Store Conrick’s Mt. Pleasant Hi Ie Lola Belle Green Hugh Beghe Keith Bowers Charles Brien CG. A. Batroch Jess, Foster Lawrérice Folk

Farm meetings plan housing updates and forestry talks

Agricultural Agent B C Mellencamp notes visits for remodeling farm buildings with Specialist Cargill on March 20 and announces two forestry meetings on March 29 led by Lester Bell with Dave Dawson. The plan includes pine species planting care and woodlot management. A sugar beet growers meeting in Alma includes awards for top yields and a new Mt Pleasant director. A dairy princess contest finals set for March 23 with national queen expected.

B. F. Cargill Michigan State University Cargill Larry Bell Lester Bell Michigan State University Dave Dawson Isabella County Bell Alma-Mt. Pleasant Dan“ Larrance Rogelt Hanck Mt. Pleasant Isabella County Growers Committee Alma Soil Conservation Workshop Soil Conservation Higgins Lake Soil Conservation and Extension Service

Michigan State dairy study favors chlorine rinse for cows

Michigan State University dairymen report a Texas study finding fewer bacteria in milk when dairy cow udders are rinsed with plain water then wiped with a cloth soaked in a weak chlorine solution. Other methods included water only and water plus a quaternary ammonium wipe without prior wash.

Michigan State University Texas

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