Steady Hog Market Advice From USDA Emphasizes Market Outlets
The USDA urges hog producers to move hogs to market as packers can handle daily runs. After months of firm prices at ceilings, some areas see price dips for very heavy hogs, not due to oversupply but packing plant labor limits. Demand remains strong for pork, with farmers advised to avoid market gluts while staying near price ceilings.
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Deficiency diseases threaten livestock health and profits
Reading through the report shows soils mined of minerals, vitamin deficiencies, and the need for balanced rations. Vitamin A, D, E, C, and B deficiencies are discussed along with diagnosis by trained veterinarians and the impact on lamb subsidies and farm marketings.
Agriculture Dept Urges Sharp Cuts in Egg Chicken and Turkey Output
The Department of Agriculture recommends reducing egg production by 15 percent, farm chicken output by 17 percent, and turkey production by 10 percent for 1946 compared with 1945. State committees study the 1946 goals as farmers face potential price pressures if laying flocks are not reduced. Lamb payments rise 50 cents since August 5, linked to production pay.
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O. K. Rubber Welders Ad Promises Service
The notice advertises O. K. Rubber Welders at 109 Bannack Street Dillon offering best in service with operating details.
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Dillon
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