Skim Milk Diet Boosts Calf Growth in Montana Farms
Experts say skim milk can raise strong calves in Montana dairying, with gradual transition from whole milk and careful feeding. Start with fresh milk for two weeks, then switch to skim milk, add hay and grain, and provide ample space and fresh forage to achieve 500 to 800 pound calves by one year.
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United States’ Department of Agriculture
Northwestern States
How to Store Garden Truck for Winter In Storage
The article explains conserving garden truck through careful sorting of sound produce, appropriate storage temperatures near freezing for most vegetables, and good ventilation. It covers pit and barrel storage, use of straw or leaves for insulation, and building multicompartment underground bins for potatoes beets carrots turnips parsnips and salsify. It notes cabbage keeps in pits, sweet potatoes need higher temps and should be cured at 85 to 90 degrees then held at 55 degrees.
Close Finish for Best Egg Layers
White Wyandottes lead the national egg laying contest as week fifty-one ends with only one week left. Obed Knight's Bridgeport Rhode Island birds topped the field with 48 eggs, Tom Barron of Catforth England second with 43, and Jay Ernisse Webster New York third with 42. The Rocks from Applecock Farm New Hampshire closed the gap on Leghorns from Calvertown New York, now leading by three eggs.
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Jay H. Ernisse
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Jacob Hansen
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Bridgeport
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Tom Barron
Catforth
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Jay Ernisse
Webster, N. Y
Exercise and Light Diet Protest From Azatoria
Veterinarians warn farmers to guard horses against azotoria or paralysis of the hind quarters. In idleness the disease risks loss of valuable animals. Principal safeguards include plenty of exercise, or if not possible, a reduced diet since excessive feeding when inactive often causes the condition.
Madrid neutrality and dress bans amid world events
A roundup of world notes notes Madrid to hold elections under neutrality pledge. Germany tightens dress rules for women drivers. Amundsen prepares for polar voyage as nations shift to war footing and regulatory crackdowns. Reports from Berne, Lincoln, San Francisco, and Washington cover politics, industry, and military expectations.
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Victor L. Berger
General Burleson
San Juan del Sur
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Mosquito
Panama Canal
Providence Island
Malmaison
Belgium
Barnett
Marine Corps
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Northwest
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