Antibiotic Feeding Trials Reported At Swine Day
The University of Maryland held its First Swine Producers Field Day in College Park on August 18 with 75 farmers. Bacitracin in basic pig rations showed no clear gain or efficiency benefits, though some conditions and weights affected results. Experts urged more study and careful use, noting effectiveness varies by weight and diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Husbandry Department
University of Maryland At
College Park
M. E. Kerr
Joseph Shaw
E. A. Clark
Isskay
Eastern Shore Livestock Buying Station
Maryland
W. W. Green
John Zeller
Beltsville
Pennsylvania
Ray Carpenter
M. E. Gannon
John Burk
J. Walter Hastings
State Livestock Sanitary Service
University of Maryland Agronomists
Conrad Liden
Stanley Stabler
Agronomy
Dixie
Auburn
Flere
Liden
University of Maryland
Maryland Green Pastures Winner Named From Walkersville
George C. Stauffer of Walkersville Frede rick County won Maryland s 1951 Greener Pastures with 97 points. Second place tied between Tilghman Moyer farm Queen Annes and Benjamin Parran farm St Leonards Calvert County. Judges praised tall growing pasture mixes arch ar y grass ladine clover and rotation grazing. Governor Meixeldin to address winners September 5 in Baltimore at Lord Baltimore Hotel with certificates and talks on pasture management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
Maryland
Rocks
Harford County
Farm Bureau
Grange
R. K. Bechtold
Maaryland
George C. Stauffer
Walkersville
Frederick County
Tilghman Moyer
Morris Walbert
Queen Anne’s County
Chestertown
Benjamin Parran
St. Leonards
Calvert County
Clark Schlossnagle
Friendville
Garrett County
Eugene Roberts Bowie
Prince Georges County
Clarence Hartman
Westover
Somerset County
Jos. H. Blandford
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration
Stanley Stabler
I Extension Agronomist
University of Maryland
Flo
Stabler
Stauffer
Parran
Moyer
Guernsey
Theodore R. Meixeldin
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Tuberculosis Threat to Young People and Prevention
Health authorities warn tuberculosis remains the leading killer of ages 15 to 35 and robs youth of productive years. Regular physicals with chest X-rays are urged, and early detection followed by hospital treatment offers a full, useful life. Early care minimizes spread and aids recovery through rest, drugs, or surgery as advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
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Nyaryland Starm Front
A. O. Kuhn
Stanley P. Stabler
James MM. Gwin
Extension Service
PMA State Committee
Racing Association
the Fair Grounds
Harrington, del
U.S. Route 13
Harrington
Labor Day
Eaming
Aree
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Easton, MD
THE
Senatorium
Fordomatic Ford
Fordomatic
Ford
Fordomiagic
F.C
Stewart E. Hallowell & Son, Inc
Denton
Greensboro
Denton, Maryland
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