Angus cattle tour to discuss beef production in Colorado
The American Angus Association sponsors a cattle tour from August 14 to 19 featuring speakers from Ohio State and Colorado State about improving calf production and beef quality. Topics include animal husbandry methods, financial outlooks, and marketing strategies with panels on cow business and management practices.
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Bruce Taylor
Arizona University
Denver
U1. S. Nationsl Bank
Argus Heeds Weir
Larry Kirk
Jer
Aric
Dell
Platteville
Hisital Pane
Angus Association
Colorado Vattle-suit
Men’s Association
Haylmal Husbandry Department
National Angus Tour Scheduled In Northern Colorado In August
National Geographic Society notes a shift to Milkogear dairy automation. Weld County dairy output reached 48.38 million dollars in 1962 with crops like winter wheat and barley. 1963 and 1968 reports show rising production and numbers of cattle sheep and hogs. Factories convert grass to milk as dairymen modernize farms.
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Greeley
Colorado
Weld County
Tribune
Jim Hitch
National Geographic Society
Colorado Crop and Livestock
National Geographic
Society
Weld
Dan
Mechanized Dairies Debate Cow Welfare And Efficiency
Upstate New York dairy firms explore computer aided herd management as mechanized milking parlors promise high throughputs. Isolated wards and strict handling aim to prevent contamination while boosting output. experts note room for individuality despite automation. Farms in Vermont and the Istula region report different breeds and seasonal harvest patterns, with winter crops still developing and milking lines humming in bulbous facilities.
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New York
Mabel
Faith
Palsy
Fatima
Vermont
Insect Report From Hudson To Windsor Squatters
Charles Urano reports on insects across towns from Hudson to Windsor including high psyllid counts, potato aphids, cucumber beetles, onion maggots, white grubs, beet webworms, and crown maggots. He notes webworm and armyworm occurrences, sugar beets yielding well, and widespread potato planting with strong stands.
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Madson
Windsor
Jim Burgess
Greeley
Sven Johansen
Great Western Sugar Company
Johnstown
John Majostice
Regeen
Hybrid Wheat a Possibility Despite Problems Ahead
Scientists at Colorado State University say hybrid wheat could become a commercial reality, but many problems remain. Dr. Byrd C Curtis notes advances by Nebraska and Kansas stations enable hybrid production, yet parent material development, high yield, strong straw, disease and insect resistance, and milling quality must be achieved. Seed production, planting rates, and equipment needs pose further challenges for farmers.
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Keven
Uayaniges
Byrd C. Curtis
Colorado State University Agricultural
Fort Collins
Nebraska
Kansas
Dr. Curtis
de. Curtis
Curtis
Syorld
Emergency Loan Deadline Extended for Weld County Farmers
The USDA extended the emergency loan deadline for Weld County farmers to June 30, 1885, citing substantial damage from drought and past winter conditions. Senators Avett and Dominick and Representative Thomald-Hrotarman announced the extension, noting ongoing credit shortages. Farmers should contact the Greenley Farmers Home Administration supervisor for details.
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United States Departmental
Weld County
Garde Avett
Peter Dominick
Thomald — Hrotarman
The
Tribune
Why Farmers Home Administration
Greeley
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Aciandale Bendacer Estes Park
Harald Bohlender
Thas Deur
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la Salle
Cutundy Angus Association
Bobierder
Ohio
Lloyd A. Paulkner
Khown
Colorado State University
Vanes Peraggred
Prograss
Department of Te Amarthcan Angus Association
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Basten
Istula
Steehandi-Glass
Jcaw
Anilly
Linto
Insect Report
Charles Urano
Hudson
Claude Williams
Jever
Tage Langer
Southern
Belifernis
Ault
Keany Hye
Weld’s
Central Trenching Service
Roy Kerns
Evans
Toro
Inhinatown
Severance
United States Steel Farm Service Center
Uss
United States
Vail
URS
Conley
USS Farm Service
EATON
Gilcrest
United States Steel
TSS
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