Dairy farmer Kurtz uses homemade feed bunkers on skids
In Lancaster Farming May 2 1958 article Kurtz describes portable bunkers for hay and silage fed in pasture to reduce mud holes. He explains calf rearing from foundation stock leading to a record 529 pound average last year and emphasizes early breeding and disease freedom.
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Kurtz
J. L. Kurtz Maintains 500 lb Herd
J. L. Kurtz maintains a 500 pound herd with notes on feed costs and rent. The discussion includes molasses priced near three cents per pound, equating to about six cents per animal per day. The text mentions selling to a market with high Class I utilization.
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