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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1956

Page

4

Dairy Farmers Plan Starts October 1 in Clare County

Clare county farmers may join the weigh a day a month plan to record milk output and adjust grain feeding to boost profits. County Agent P D Gibson says DHIA data show profit differences up to 100 dollars per cow due to feeding varies. The low cost plan, about five cents per cow monthly, targets farmers not in dairy herd improvement or owner sampler testing.

Clare County P. D. Gibson Gibson County Extension Office

Isabella 4 H News Harry Densmore Achievement Days Set

The Isabella 4 H News announces the Fall Achievement night program and Crop Show on October 17 at Mt. Pleasant High School Auditorium. Judges Alger Hansen and Glen Converse will oversee the Crop Show with Doris Kowalk sharing insights on the IFYS program and farming in India. District Leaders Meeting at Boswick Lake noted by Earl House and others.

Mt. Pleasant High School Alger Hansen Glen Converse Doris Kowalk IFYS India Boswick Lake Mus Earl

Cattle Feeders Conference in Rosebush Sept 24

Cattle feeders meet at the Community Building Rosebush Monday September 24 at 8 15 p m with speakers William Fin ley and Don Stark of Michigan State University. The session covers marketing questions and price outlooks for feeders and calves and where to buy and feed them.

Rosebush William_ Finley Don Stark Michigan State University Michigan Julius Schaeffer Clare Michigan Sheep Breeders Association The Michigan Livestock Exchange Alpena Livestock Commission

Dress alterations demonstrated by Michigan State expert

Ruth Mclliway Home Demonstration Agent invites leaders from County Line Andersonville Gilmore Sherman City Central Seaton-Denver N. Vernon Clarabella BE Vernon and Loomis to a September 19 Vernon Township Hall training session. Miss Bernetta Kahabka will show alterations for ready-made garments to fit individual figures and later demonstrations will travel to other county centers.

Bernetta Kahabka Michigan State University Vernon Township Hall County Line Anderson

Changes in Michigan farming urged for better living

Michigan State University economist Richard Wheeler warns central and north central Michigan farmers must change practices over the next decade. He notes Mecosta County has many small sales farms and that even a 15 to 20 percent price boost may not yield a good living on 30 to 100 tillable acres without major investments and improved markets. He advocates dairy expansion, soil conserving rotations, and possible off farm work as land gains and capital are required.

Michigan Richard Wheeler Michigan State University Mecosta County Wheeler

Be Sure Bulk Tanks Will Fit in the Milkhouse

Michigan State University engineers Allen Gillette and Carl Hall advise milk producers to ensure 18 to 24 inches of clearance around bulk tanks, option for external refrigeration, a four foot wide door, a strong floor, and adequate wiring and ventilation for accuracy and serviceability.

Allen Gillette Carl Hall Michigan State University Agricultural Engineering Department

Isabella County Soil Conservation Efforts and Practices

Farmers in Isabella County see benefits from land leveling including better drainage and yields. A demonstration project is planned with Lee Equipment and Soil Conservation Service support. Crews note waterways reduce runoff into Chippewa River and advise testing subsoiling before full use. MSU experts suggest mixed pig diets up to 75 pounds, then free choice after weight gain.

Isabella County Walter Hauck Rosebush Iversman Soil Conservation District Lee Equipment Company Soil Conservation Service Harold Brooks Vernon Township MSU

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