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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1953
Page
3
Ben Bosink of Guizans State Bank urges corn purchases for the season as October holdings rank fifth largest. The crop is seen 3 percent smaller than last year, but carryover is double. Livestock demand favors sheep with ewes at 10 to 12 dollars, wool and mutton prospects. Certified seed and orderly planting are stressed for higher future yields.
The Hershyville Farm Bureau met at the home of Mr and Mrs Noel Switzey with eight family members present. Chairman Walter Krampets led the meeting with roll call by Secretary Ledema Krampetz. Reports by councilman Mark McKenna and Eugene Baumann discussed changing the presidential electoral system.
Two Northern Michigan feeder sales at Gaylord October 8 and West Branch October 15 sold 2,047 cattle largely Herefords at 180 213 37 dollars total and an average of 87 68 per head. Top pens included Aberdeen Angus and Hereford calves valued up to 24 25 per cwt while yearlings and heifers also sold strongly. Presidents Prescott and Smith praised consignors buyers and the regional feeder calf program for boosting thrift and prosperity.
The Dairy Barn Ventilation meeting at Isabella County Highway Garage on Thursday November 5 draws attention across Central Michigan. Extension agents farm leaders from neighboring counties attend with Michigan State College specialists George Parsons and Bob Maddox and six equipment companies.
ABA secretaries from eastern Michigan will gather at Kellogg Center Michigan State College on November 2 and 3. The program starts Monday at 1 15 pm with Woody Warner welcoming attendees. Speakers include Arthur Howland Cecil Upham and Frank Heim will preside.
Michigan dairymen ask about grazing dairy cattle on frosted alfalfa. Extension dairyman Jim Hays says studies show no difference in bloat risk between frosted and unfrosted pastures, though farmers recall cases of bloated cattle. He advises keeping a rough dry feed such as hay or straw available in the pasture to act as a preventive.
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