Hog cholera remains top swine killer in farming
Livestock health notes hog cholera as the nation’s leading swine killer, causing over 50 million dollars in annual losses. It has no cure, resembles other diseases, and outbreaks peak in late spring and fall. Vaccination guided by a veterinarian is essential for protection and ongoing prevention.
Milk as the cheapest protein source urged for families
The article cites University of Maryland nutrition specialist Judith Pheil praising milk as the most economical protein source. It notes that a quart daily meets protein needs, details calcium, phosphorus, B vitamins, riboflavin, and vitamin A, and compares skimmed to whole milk calories. It also touches on storage safety and general household item lifespans from USDA research.
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Judith Pheil
University of Maryland
Time To Check Storage Facilities In Your Home
Spring clean up prompts homeowners to inspect storage spaces for safety and efficiency. Joanne Reitz of the University of Maryland urges a systematic plan with designated areas for playthings, tools, porch furniture, and weather gear to keep a safer, neater home.
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Joanne Reitz
U. of Md
National Safety Council
Courageous Legislator Stands Against Lobbyist Pressure
A bold lawmaker defies lobbyists and pressure groups to push a reform, risking opposition but signaling independence. The move highlights clashes between lawmakers and organized interests shaping policy.
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