U S welcomes first Texel lambs at Nebraska research center
The United States registers its first Texel lamb crop at the Roman L. Hruska U S Meat Animal Research Center in Clay Center Nebraska with 35 lambs born to 20 ewes and 31 surviving. Imported from Finland and Denmark under strict scrapie safeguards the new stock will be isolated for five years while researchers test Texel merits for growth leanness and maternal traits.
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United States
L. Hruska U.S
Mike Wallace
New York Animal Import Center
Europe
Finnsheep
U.S
USDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
ARS
Agricultural Research Service
Greg A. Leymaster
Thomas G. Jenkins
Texel
Suffolk
New Zealand
Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
World Dairy Expo draws near in Madison Oct two to six
About 90,000 U S visitors and 1 300 international guests are expected at the 19th World Dairy Expo at Dane County Exposition Center October 2 to 6 1985. Expo officials note last year’s international attendance and anticipate similar totals despite the strong dollar reducing European visitors. The event features six national shows with roughly 1 700 cattle, multiple sales, and expanded educational programs for dairymen to weather economic pressures.
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U.S
Dane County Exposition Center
Brad Rugg
Rugg
South America
United States
Madison
World Holstein Association
Hartford
Conn
North America
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Jersey
Canadian
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Mr. Rugg
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Belmont Sale Barn
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Vreder Cattu
Taemer
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