Unwilted Legume Silage Tested for Cattle Feed
Agricultural Research Service trials show unwilted legume silage can meet cattle energy needs per pound of dry matter comparable to field cured hay, if palatability issues are solved. Waldo’s tests indicate high water content does not slow digestion and additives may improve intake.
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Agriculture Research Service
ARS
D. R. Waldo
Beltsville
Waldo
J W. Thomas Thomas
Management Ability Seen Biggest Factor In Farmer's Success
W. T. Mc Allister of the University of Delaware argues that farm management skill outweighs farm size land quality or enterprise type as the key to a farmer's success. The noted specialist emphasizes that the real difference lies in managerial ability among both successful and marginal businessmen.
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W. T. McAllister
University of Delaware
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