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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1955
Page
3
Western ewes replace native stock on Michigan farms and show strong instinct, taller stature, and a woolless face. They are hardy long lived and good mothers. Using a native ram with Western ewes yields rapid gaining lambs. For more information request Extension Bulletin No 332 from the extension office.
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America reports the completion of a yearly herd average for the Penrose and Sons herd of 39 registered Holstein cows from Clare. Milking twice daily, the herd produced 12 505 pounds of milk, 459 pounds of butterfat, and 19 quarts per cow per day. The Michigan State University Herd Improvement Registry supervised testing as part of Vermont’s program to provide official production records for sire and dam selection.
Entomology head at Michigan State University urges early action to prevent infestations. Removing crop residues after frost deprives pests of food and winter cover, while fall cleanup plus preventive spraying can reduce livestock and garden insect issues. A separate notice announces MSU forest seedling windbreak packets for fall 1965 and spring 1966, with lists and order forms through extension offices and the Gawer Nursery.
Two calves born August 18 and September 1 at Michigan farms mark the first heifers from frozen semen insemination. Sire Coffeydale Sir Bess Pearl and service by Isabell a Rolland Association managers. Mother Holstein crosses show strong records, with fat and milk traits tracked by AB A members.
Announcement reports a Ram Truck stop in October for sheep owners at Julius Schaeffer farm one mile north of Clare on October 5 from 1 00 PM to 5 00 PM. The truck will offer registered Hampshire Oxford Shropshire Corriedale and Suffolk rams priced 45 to 75 dollars. Orders may be placed to secure a ram at the buyer’s chosen price and ensure availability at the ram stop.
Floren J. Pudway chairman of Clare county ASC. Committee says at least three wheat varieties produced in Michigan in 1956 will receive a 20 cent per bushel discount. Varieties listed include Blue Jacket Parker and Henry Hard Red Winter and Hard Red Spring.
Michigan residents win a temporary restraining order against cattle owner Charles Galbraith of Mio for grazing on state land in Oscoda County. Oscoda Circuit Court Judge Herman Dehnke authorized the injunction to halt grazing trespass until trial set for 1955 or 1994 dates. cattle remain impounded.
Mastitis strip cups help farmers spot abnormal milk quickly through a low plate and black background. The design is easy to clean and daily use prevents entrenched infections, aids milk let down, and reduces butterfat loss. Lederle and American Cyanamid offer cups free with tube purchases. available in rural feed stores.
Risk of carbon dioxide buildup in silos after filling is warned by Michigan State University specialist Richard Pfister. Precautions include running the blower briefly with floors removed, ventilating at the silage base, and safely testing for gas with a lantern.
Livestock feeders are urged to note Thursday September 22 for the Annual Livestock Outlook Meeting at Rosebush Township Hall at 1 30. Speakers include Bill Finley and Don Stark from Michigan State University presenting current market outlook and topics of interest for 1985 56, protein levels and feed costs.
Department of Agriculture scientists developed a new finish for cotton fabrics to create safer uniforms and tents. The finish improves wrinkle resistance and durability, enhancing military clothing and gear for future use.
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