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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1945
Page
4
C M Ling discusses poultry care for fall and winter, outlining culling, parasite treatment, and preparation for the laying season. Emphasizes thorough house inspection, removing undesirable birds, disease control, and ensuring hens have clean water and proper feed for winter laying.
Guidance for keeping laying birds healthy during extreme cold. Monitor body weight weekly, adjust grain and mash amounts, and add evening grain if weight loss occurs. Shift from growing to laying mash after 20 to 30 percent production begins, and space feeding to prevent moult and production drop. Plan green feed to reduce feed costs.
Louisville Colonels defeat Newark Bears 5 3 to take the best of seven series. Series ends with Colonels securing fourth win in the title clash between American Association and International League teams.
Auburn Alabama marketing specialists report from the United States Department of Agriculture that hog marketing will be moderately lower this fall and winter but prices likely stay near the ceiling. Lambs will be scarcer and prices may rise in winter and early spring. Cattle marketings are high with grass fed cattle potentially easing prices of lower grades while well fed grain cattle may keep prices high. Overall meat demand is expected to keep prices near present levels.
Auburn Alabama reports a Department of Agriculture plan to divert up to 50 million pounds of cotton for rag content paper production. The aim is to find new uses for cotton, reduce surplus short staple stock, supply raw material for high grade paper, and aid the 4 crop. Incentive payments may be offered for cotton delivered to mills exceeding 8c per pound, with a maximum rate of 6c per pound.
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