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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1962

Page

8

Local Feed Firm Adds Personnel

Robert Woodward joined the Sales and Service Department of Ville and Bushong in Lancaster. He earned a BS in Poultry Husbandry from Penn State in 1951 and has experience as a flock supervisor and poultry service supervisor. He served with the Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets and in the US Army China-Burma-India theater before joining the company. He is married with three children and resides at 1010 Hedgesmoor Court.

Robert Woodward Ville & Bushong, Ine Pennsylvania State University Willer and Bushons Woodward Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture Harrisburg National Poultry Improvement Plan Hehves Hedsemoor Court Lancaster Mallied

Head Size and Meatiness Link Found in Beets Animals

Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station researchers studied 47 Hereford steers and heifers from weaning to 900 pounds. Longer and wider heads correlated with wider deeper bone structure, faster growth, lower fat at slaughter, and more tender round steak, suggesting larger head size may indicate greater meatiness.

Missouri Lasley J Iy Comfort

Mulch protects gardens cutting weed work and saves moisture

University of Delaware extension horticulturist Robert Stevens notes a thick mulch of about two inches can nearly eliminate weeds and conserve soil moisture. Mulches like moss leaves sawdust pine needles straw and ground cornstalks work well, reducing hoeing and stabilizing soil during hot weather.

Robert F Stevens University of Delaware Stevens

Continuing bone growth and a steadier stimulus for faster growth

The text discusses mechanisms to extend bone growth and maintain a stable stimulus to accelerate growth rates. It emphasizes sustained signaling and controlled factors to improve maturation outcomes.

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