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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1951
Page
9
A late agriculture department survey indicates beef cattle and swine on U S farms are near a record high. Beefs may total about 65,400,000 by January 1, 1952, up 5,800,900 from last January 1 and 7,600,000 above the wartime peak of 1945. Dairy cattle provide calf meat and processed meats.
The chart shows beef production rising with total cattle expected to reach 90 to 91 million from 80 million in 1950 and 84.2 million in 1951. The 1951 pig crop is estimated at 106 million, 5 percent above 1950, with pork production up 5 to 10 percent through next March. Chickens are at record levels.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics says the path to meeting rising production lies in expanding family farm size to fully exploit mechanization. War era shifts favored large family farms, which now run near capacity with advanced tech. Further gains depend on labor and avoiding efficiency limits once full mechanization is reached.
An easy DIY project to store tools: bore slanted holes in a 1 by 4 board, drive in old clothes pins, trim the ends, nail the board to a wall, and hang tools for convenient organization.
Mrs. Phil Patterson of Colorado proposes dyeing garden mulch to harmonize with flower plots in The Farm Journal. A 10 cent package of vegetable dye mixed with water can color a large amount, leveraging mulch’s longtime role as the home gardener’s ally to enhance beauty.
Peel and slice oranges to serve on lettuce or cabbage. Strawberries and rhubarb can be mixed for jams. Frank beef cuts work well for braising or ground meat dishes. Broiled orange slices with corn syrup or honey make a side dish. A tumbling barrel coats small objects with finish material in manufacturing.
Mrs. Floyd Smith of Thirty years old in Tolle son Arizona reports renewed energy after two months on Hadacol vitamins and minerals. The ad touts Hadacol as effective for fatigue due to deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron and claims a money back guarantee with trial size and family size pricing.
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