Replacement Heifers Selected by Weaning Weight Study
The USDA Research Service and Oklahoma researchers at Fort Reno Livestock Research Station El Reno Oklahoma report that replacing cows with the heaviest heifers at weaning markedly increases annual profit. The Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station cooperates in the study. The simple method avoids a herd full of calf producers like cow 4.
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el Reno, Ohlo
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Jap Beetles May Increase In Pennsylvania In Coming Years
Harrisburg reports Japanese beetle infestation shows little change this year but may grow unless eradication efforts grow. Dr Thomas Gurton says beetles overwinter as grubs in soil and emerge in early summer to feed on roses. Infestations strongest near Pittsburgh and Philadelphia metro areas.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Wool Growers Urged to Keep Records for Wool Incentive
Lancaster County Agricultural Stabilization official Fred G Seldomridge urged lamb producers to maintain detailed sales records for the wool incentive payment program. Records should show buyer name signature and liveweight lamb count with the description unshorn to qualify for payments on lambs never shorn.
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Fred G Seldom Ridge
Lancaster County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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