Dairy cattle buying caution from Oklahoma advisor
The Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman warns against buying inferior dairy cattle and warns that speculators can set inflated prices. It urges buyers to consult county agents or the A and M College for reliable stock sources and emphasizes the need for high quality cows to sustain dairy industry growth in the state.
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A. and M. College
Cheese Becomes Staple Food in U V Eight Homes
American made cheese once served with crackers or pie now gains dignity and wider use with new methods. Mary Dehnke notes minerals and milk sugar are retained with new processing making cheese richer in calcium and phosphorus. Refrigeration extends shelf life to a year and a half to three years, improving flavor. There are over 300 kinds of cheese and 500 recipes, and Old World cooks long knew cheese potential. Limburger odor can be removed by trimming rind without losing taste.
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Mary Dehnke
Soy Bean Feed Value Highlighted for Dairies
Extension notes from New Jersey emphasize soybeans as a valuable hay crop for dairies and as a soil enriching legume. It discusses planting rates, inoculation methods using seed and soil or commercial culture, and the role of phosphoric acid and potash fertilizer. It names Wilson and Haberlandt as notable varieties and notes soy stubble benefits for future wheat or rye crops.
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College of Agriculture
Wanted Poultry Eggs Cream Butter and Hides by Knopp and Metzger
Country producer notice from Knopp and Metzger seeks poultry eggs cream butter hides and all other country produce for sale or trade. Address not specified in the readable text.
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Knopp & Metzger
Cooper's Sheep and Cattle Dip at Central Drug Co
Cooper's Sheep and Cattle Dip advertised at Central Drug Co. Details describe available cattle dip product and sale location.
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Cooper
Central Drug CO
Minerals overfed when not needed in dairy herds
Dr. C. H. Eekles of the University of Milne warns farmers against mineral feeds for dairy herds with adequate forage and grain. He advises bone meal or ground limestone as sufficient unless the herd shows abnormal signs such as chewing bones or gnawing boards.
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C. H. Eekles
University of Milne
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