Changes In Competition For Farm Labor
Agricultural economist James S. Holt of Penn State analyzes Pennsylvania farm labor in Farm Economics. To compete, farmers may raise pay, shorten hours, improve conditions, and add benefits to hold or attract workers. Higher costs may push up food prices unless productivity rises. past wage and hour legislation has often excluded agriculture.
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James S. Holt
Penn State University
Pennsylvania
Farm Economics
Cooperative Extension Service
Penn State
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Nitrate Poisoning Risks Highlighted for Livestock
The article explains nitrate buildup in roughage and silage can cause poisoning with symptoms like poor weight gain and reduced milk. It advises feeding high nitrate forage sparingly with corn, noting high carbohydrate intake lowers risk and urging veterinary contact if symptoms appear. It also includes a quoted remark about protective worker programs.
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