Dairy Cows Kept From Woodlots By Curiosity
Rutgers extension dairy specialist Frank Wright warns dairy cows roaming farm woodlots risk wasting time and grazing poisonous plants. He advises fencing to protect lumber and ensure cows spend major time grazing nutritious feed for high milk production.
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Frank Wright
Rutgers University
Wright
Emergency Feed Grain Program Starts for Disaster Area
The US Department of Agriculture announced a 1957 emergency feed grain program to aid disaster area farmers maintaining foundation herds. Eligible participants may receive $100 per hundredweight for corn, barley, grain sorghums, or oats via purchase orders and dealer certificates issued through county ASC offices.
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US Department of Agriculture
ASC
CCC
Flying Laboratory Grows Year Round Houseflies for Research
Ralston Turina Company Sanitation Insecticide Laboratories in St Louis maintain a year round fly hatchery to grow large healthy houseflies. Eggs hatch into larvae in Fly Larva Media and mature in two weeks. Researchers anesthetize flies to observe reactions to substances as they seek better ways to kill them during warmer months.
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Ralston Turina Company
Sanitation Insecticide Laboratories
St Louis
Purina
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