Pasture Renovation Shows Rich Results On Farm Near Watkins
Good management and fertilizer boosted wornout pasture on the John Fleischenreim farm, Watkins Minnesota. After plowing and reseeding with brome and alta fescue, plus 250 pounds of 0-20-20 and 100 pounds of ammonium nitrate per acre, the field yielded two crops of brome the first year and 80 tons of hay available the second. The pasture now supports 33 head of Holstein dairy cows.
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John Fleischenreim
Watkins
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Fleischenhiem
Fleischenriem
Food Supply Outlook for 1952 Sees Plentiful Supplies
The Department of Agriculture reports higher incomes and larger meat, dairy, and egg supplies in 1952. Beef and veal output is set to rise, while fish will stay near 1951 levels with more fresh and frozen varieties. Butter may drop, fluid milk and ice cream rise, and vegetables could remain scarce despite high spring plantings.
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Shade for Swine Frame Provides Flexible Hog Shade
Hog producers seek shade solutions for hogs. A movable upright frame built on wheels with a top of old wire fence and straw offers an inexpensive, customizable shade structure suited to individual farm needs.
Well Managed Acre Will Support a Cow
An acre and a quarter of well managed pasture provides summer grazing and winter silage for a dairy cow. Ohio Experiment Station agronomist J. L. Haynes recommends a legume grass seed mix with soil nutrients to build high yielding pasture.
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J. L. Haynes
Ohio Experiment Station
TV Goes UHF to Expand Nationwide Broadcasting
The FCC plans to open Ultra High Frequency spectrum for 70 new channels and about 2,000 TV stations nationwide. Expansion, using UHF and expanded VHF, aims to push networks into small towns and farms with new relay towers and coaxial cables reaching from coast to coast.
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Spring food outlook promises plenty from farms to tables
Dorothy Barclay reports the USDA foresees ample meat and rising beef and veal supplies through 1955 with cheap pork and lamb ahead. Frozen vegetables top stock lists as lettuce and cabbage grow cheaper, while Florida oranges flood markets prompting buying now.
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Florida
Crossword Puzzle Acrq Clues Mixed With Downs
A puzzle listing across and down clues with numerous missing letters and partial terms including Wing Minera spring Ink stain Flat-top nul Spill ov slang unit of weight Short plaited skirt Heraldry Increase Upward curving of a ship Part of to be Affirmative vote Greek letter Title of Ethiopian ruler Open space in a town Man's nickname Conflict Indefinite article Moving part Hungers Jewish month Minute skin opening Before a4 Modern Jog Fail fov Manner walking Supreme Being Fetish Down clues include Onward Cut off Near Silvery food-fish Kind of Question Loose wi An age Tarnish Cone-bear ing tree Thirsty Low islands Manhandle Total Impression Herd of whales Walking stick Brightly colored bird Beginning Vehicle A son of Adam
Sharpened as a Razor and Related Clues
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Rising U S Numbers Strain Food and Clothing Supplies
Each morning the United States adds about 7,000 people to feed and clothe, a growth rate continuing for several years. Per capita food consumption sits about 13 percent above the prewar average, signaling sustained demand pressures.
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Tennessee Town Gangs Up on Bank Robber
In Middletown Tennessee a gunman Robert H Bondurant held up the local bank. A customer escaped to alert others and citizens armed themselves. A gun battle erupted as the robber exited. Bondurant was captured and jailed.
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