Penn State researchers tout organic wastes as cattle feed
Animal scientists at The Pennsylvania State University report that organic refuse such as apple pomace paper sawdust and poultry waste can supplement cattle diets. Trials show apple pomace digests about 60 Percent and can supply energy for ruminants, though not for milk producers due to zero tolerance for DDT.
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Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
T. A. Long
Lowell L. Wilson
Department of Animal Science
Milking Short Course at Penn State Three Day Milking School
A three day Milking School will be held at The Pennsylvania State University March 29 30 and 31. Extension staff and College of Agriculture instructors will teach topics from milking machines to udder anatomy and cleaning principles. Registration is 10 dollars with details at University Park Pa. 16802 Borland Laboratory hosts most classes.
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Pennsylvania State University
Max Smith
Lancaster County Ag
College of Agriculture
Borland Laboratory
Agricultural Conference
J. C. Keller
University Park
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