Sanitary Equipment A Must For Clean Milk
Paul D B and Michigan State College dairy staff urge clean milking gear with detergents and sanitizers. Authors Jensen and Murray detail a practical cleaning program after testing milking machines. County agents can mail leaflet F-159 upon request.
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Paul DB
Gibson
Clare County
Comienta Jabout
Jon Jensen
Don Murray
Michigan State College” Dairy Department
Isabella DHIA Annual Report Highlights County Dairy Progress
The Isabella DHIA annual report shows record milk and fat yields across dozens of herds led by Albert Haynes Shepherd with 14 428 pounds of milk and 615 pounds fat from 17 registered Holsteins. The report lists top producers including Maurice Johns & Son Mt Pleasant and Louis Coon Mt Pleasant with notable milks and fats, plus a note on the board of directors and a 4-H demonstration on milking machine care.
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B.C. Mellencamp
Isabella County
DELTA
Aga
Albert Haynes
Shepherd
Maurice Johns& Son
Mt. Pleasant
Joe ‘Stevens & Son
Rosebush
Robert Becker Shepherd
Louis Hecker
Clare
Brown Bros
Martin Toothe
Fred Hauck
Robert Becker
Chet Grown
Robert Coon
Roy Welch
Joe Stevens
Larry Johnson
Jim
Joanne Judge
State Ram Truck Brings Registered Breeds to Central Michigan
The State Ram Truck sponsored by the Michigan Sheep Breeders Association and Michigan State College will visit Clare at Julius Schaeffer farm from 3 to 5 PM. It will carry Hampshire Oxford Shropshire Corriedale and Suffolk rams priced from 50 to 100 dollars with typical costs 75 to 90 dollars. County agents can arrange selection by specialist Mr Blank to fit desired quality age type and price.
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B.C. Mellencamp
Isabella County
Michigan
Michigan Sheep Breeders. Association
Animal Husbandry Department
Michigan State College
Your
Jocal Extension Office
Hampshire
Oxford
Shropshire
Corrierdale
Suffolk
Clare
Julius Schaeffer
Blank
Soil Conservation Notes Highlight Wheat Yield and Drainage Work
Clare County planner Ben Bosink reports slow land work due to the fair. Ray Houghton wins the 1951 wheat yield contest with 319 bushels on 6.3 acres. Drainage work continues on Clute McKetma Zelt farms, weather delaying waterway shaping. Pasturing September legumes weakens plants. fertilizer boosts yields per MSU data.
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Ray Houghton
Arthur Township
Ray
Yorkwin
Houghton
Eurther
J. F. Davis
Michigan State College
The Organic Farming Myth claims every farmer pursues purity
A columnist quotes R. J. Throckmorton of Kansas State College from the Coun try Gentleman September issue. He critiques organic farming advocates as blending superstition with partial truth and emotion to push their claims.
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the Country Gentleman
R. J. Throckmearton
Kansas State College
Let Us Be Soil Builders Not Soil Robbers
A call to conservation urges responsible soil management and sustainable farming practices, emphasizing soil health, stewardship, and long term productivity over extraction. Community groups advocate education and action to protect soil resources.
4-H Leaders To Meet In Harrison October 22
4 H leaders from Clare and Gladwin counties will hold a joint meeting at Harrison on Tuesday October 2 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Building near US 27. The morning program features Kenneth Ousterhout and Amalie Vasold addressing 4 H club programs and issues with club leaders. Lunch will be served by the Harrison VFW Auxiliary, and afternoon sessions will form working groups on sewing crafts and clothing projects led by Vasold and Caster.
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Paul D. Gibson
Claré County
EH Clap
Clare
Gladwin
Harrison
Veterans of Foreign, Wars
Frourinns
US 27
Kenneth Ousterhout
Amalie Vasold
the. Harrison .V.1 IW
Vasold
Caster Rote
Denfongtartions
Cheaper Gains for Pigs on Pasture
Fall pasture for pigs is not only necessary but can last longer with planning. Sows and piglets should be kept on pasture with rye or similar forage, and a protein supplement is needed during weaning. A suggested pasture ration includes ground corn or barley, oats, meat scraps, soybean meal, and mineral mix, fed as self or slop feed. adjust protein after 75 to 80 pounds. Clean quarters and water, plus a lindane spray per manufacturer to protect swine.
Sentinel Wanted It is an inex pensive go-getter and works
Help wanted notice seeks a reliable go-getter at 35 cents a week. Call 35 for details and immediate phone contact.
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