Grain Access for Calves in Pastures Promoted
A stray note discusses allowing calves access to grain in pastures without disturbance to promote growth and steady feeding, emphasizing no creep feed or special handling for cows.
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
3
A stray note discusses allowing calves access to grain in pastures without disturbance to promote growth and steady feeding, emphasizing no creep feed or special handling for cows.
The guidance describes feeding calves with a blend of shelled corn and oats and adjusting the mix as they grow. It notes starting calves on two parts corn to one part oats, reducing feed over eight weeks, and aiming for about two pounds of grain per hundred pounds of live weight plus good roughage. Wag-bred calves should reach prime condition by 10 to 13 months.
An old device depicting a sheep tick illustrates how external parasites threaten flocks. The text notes ticks are harder to kill with dips than mites, yet respond to certain treatments, highlighting pest control challenges for farmers.
In this note the focus is on pasture grazing to minimize feed costs. It discusses feed value and costs per 100 pounds of live weight, noting cows in dry lot versus pasture and the impact on daily gains and winter feeding strategies.
Seven leading German aniline dye factories unite to form a trust aimed at restoring German dominance in world markets after the war. With capital totals around 54.6 million dollars and 60 million in New York deposits, the group seeks control of Swiss and Dutch chemical industries and 10 percent of global output, signaling plans to bolster wartime economic power and counter Allied pressure.
New combinations and powerful interests in Germany push to flood markets with low prices. They aim to force foreigners to buy from them and even compel enemies to accept war investments. The Frankfurter Rettung warned it will set prices to defy competition. Swine businessmen fear a postwar German invasion of cheap goods threatening commerce.
An Italian officer of engineers invents a mirror telemeter for anti aircraft guns that automatically measures distance to aircraft and computes speed. The device aims to improve accuracy and conserve munitions. Recent air raids saw seaplanes shot down and Austrian planes hit.
A fragment notes a shot putter named Lever in a massive form, highlighting strength and athletic potential during a track event segment. The readable text emphasizes power and technique in the field event.
Fragmentary text describes a court scene involving twelve men and a custodian noting a case against Merchants Heat. The passage references themes and a furore but lacks coherent details or names, making full meaning uncertain.
Jasper Dunning confronts Margaret about love and ideals on a country road to a village home. They face past judgments, a vow to keep her standards, and a moment of unresolved feeling under birch shade as time tests their resolve.
A feature on women living in two room flats adapting to keep home cooking alive. Scalloped oysters, molasses cake, soda biscuits, and small oven dishes are shared, with chafing dishes and coffee percolators used to prepare meals for Sunday night tea and modest gatherings.
Miss Araminta Holman advises inatractor in home art that table decor should be restrained. A greenhouse or garden display is unnecessary and decorations should enhance rather than overwhelm the dining setting. One or two flowers, not higher than the tallest dish, ensure guests can see across the table.
A fragment discusses arranging a small room by using plants and low seating to free space. It suggests placing a 16 inch high low seat around a corner and along a wall to save room, and adjusting furniture layout to make the area feel larger.
Beat four eggs light then add lemon rind milk and sugar and buttered dish bake until solid. Whip egg whites with sugar to stiff peaks, mound on top, brown in a slow oven. Chill and serve cold.
A fragmented note describes a method to toast corn to improve flavor and browning. It mentions even browning across pieces and a focus on achieving a more delicious finish.
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