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Spineless Cactus and Alfalfa: Dairy and Feed Prospects
In a California speech from 1912, Spineless Cactus (genuine apinelens) is praised for feeding cattle on twenty acres of alfalfa, boosting fat and flesh in cattle, improving milk flow, and yielding a 12 percent sugar content fruit. The plant grows year round with little irrigation and can thrive on poor land, offering slabs for hog feed and diverse uses like jellies and syrups. Presented by B A Thayes, with notes from Mrs A Voss at a Sunday School convention.
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