Speaking of Farming by C M Ling Dairy Feeding Guide
The article outlines proper dairy cow feeding to maintain milk production, stressing pasture as a spring basis, limited crude protein in summer, and the use of grazing crops during pasture shortages. It recommends home mixed rations for pasture cows and emphasizes water and salt intake, with concrete feed formulas and steps to shift to cotton production while balancing livestock needs with pasture, grain, forage, and temporary grazing.
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Serena
Gatle Factory
Livestock Production Seen as Best Path to Higher Alabama Farm Income
Dean M. J. Funchess of the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station argues livestock production offers the strongest chance to substantially raise Alabama farm income. A balanced mix of pasture, hay, agriagea, and temporary grazing forms the core of a drought-resilient feed program. He predicts income could double with expanded farm programs, though education remains crucial.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Dean M. J. Funchese
Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station
Dean Funchess
Dairy Scientists Report On System For Heifer Udder Judging
Dairy scientists of the U S Department of Agriculture report a practical method to gauge future milk production from young heifer calves. By inspecting the udder at four months old, researchers can predict which calves will be strong milk producers.
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Auburn
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New Udder Judging Method Aims to Cut Dairy Heifer Loss
A Beltsville Research Center plan uses feel based standards to rank heifer calves by udder development at various ages. Comparing high medium and low grades with subsequent milk production shows a close match, enabling selective culling. Experts teach breeders nationwide while evaluating the system before broad use, aiming to reduce losses from unprofitable calves and reduce the $100 cost per calf raised to milking age.
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Beltsville Research Center
Livestock Drops on U S Farms in 1944 Decline
USDA notes 1944 saw a sharp fall in U S farm livestock after a peak a year earlier. Hogs down 28 percent from Jan 1 1944, cattle off 1 percent, sheep down 7 percent, chickens 11 percent lower. Despite lower livestock, feed grains output rose, boosting per animal unit feed supplies 27 percent year over year. New York fur trade concentration highlighted in a separate note.
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Auburn
United States
Department of Agriculture
Plow Fire Lines Across Woods To Save Farm Timber
Alabama professor C E Clapp advises farmers to plow fire lines through woods to protect farm timber crops. He describes methods including parallel furrows 20 to 30 feet apart and burning between, plus breaking large woodlands into blocks not over 40 acres with fire breaks. Tools include axe shovel hoe fire rake and swatter.
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Auburn
C.E
Clapp
State Extension Timber Marketing
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
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