Farmers Switch To High Moisture Corn In Michigan
Michigan dairymen adopt high moisture harvesting and storage to cut losses and save 2 to 8 cents per bushel versus crib or dry corn. Optimal moisture ranges are 28 percent for shelled corn and 32 percent for ear corn with 25 to 35 percent common. concrete silos must be airtight and in good repair.
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Michigan
Don Hillman
Michigan Cooperative Extension Service
Michigan State University
Hillman
Machinery Costs High for Michigan Dairy Farms
Michigan State University economist L H Brown notes dairy farmers with 200 tillable acres typically invest 5 000 to 16 000 in machinery, with per tillable acre costs from 20 to over 130. Aimed range is 40 to 60 per acre for balance, with strategies including used equipment and custom operators to cut costs.
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Southern Michigan
Michigan Cooperative Extension Service Program
L.H. Brown
MSU
Brown
Pink and blue shower honors Mrs Georgette Root
Rural news recounts a pink and blue shower for Mrs Georgette Root hosted by Mrs Avis Krocker with games and gift opening followed by luncheon. Other notes cover family visits births and social calls around Hastings Cadillac Flint Rosebush and Lansing plus church school start at Gilmore Church of Christ and sympathy for Harvey Berger.
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Georgette Root
Avis Krocker
Alfred Tessman
Judith
Mona
Allen
Fort Knox Army Base
Fred Smith
Hastings
Nial Abbott Jr
Nial Abbott
Lena Root
Cadillac
Ronald Krocker
George Cooper
Coleman
Clare Hecker
Lucille Wilson
August Heskey
Harrisville
Chuck Davis
August Hoskey
Jimmy
Sand Lake
Kitty Coulter
Howard Brockway
Gilmore Church of Christ, Bible School
William Phillips
Ludington
Arlie Renner
Mark
Bernard Pitts
Don Cook
Lansing
Vaness Cook
Claud Fordyce
Ohio
Indiana
Harvey Berger
Coker
Agnes Fuller
Harriet Baker
County Womens Farm Bureau
Presbyterian Church
Rosebush
Norman
Buchel
al Horton
Wayne
Ada Kidder
Dearborn
Alma Perry
Farwell
James Pitts
Beekeeper’s Fury? Boy Faces Buzzing Parade Stare
Bill Goodwin, age 14, draws a crowd as bees and wasps swarm toward him during a local festival. Onlookers note the insects’ unusual attraction to the boy, attracting laughter and speculation about the odd spectacle.
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Coe Two
Bill Goodwin
Bill
East Vernon Extension Hostess Receives September Meeting
Mrs Rose Northon presided over the East Vernon group on Thursday September 26 with ten members present. Dues were collected roll call decided where to meet this year and committees chosen. Christmas workshop gifts displayed including a hear Santa Claus toilet seat cover pine cone tree sewing kit case. Next meeting set for October at Mrs Elsie Brewers with an all day gathering and a tasty snack served.
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Rose Northon
East Vernon
Wison Samborn
Elsie Brewer
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Armour Star Stuffed Turkey
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Raest
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Seth Stee
Tisre
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Slate Surface
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