No Vitamin A Deficiency From Corn Silage Fed Calves
ARS tests show calves fed corn silage with high concentrate can grow normally without vitamin A deficiency. Carotene in corn silage converts to vitamin A as efficiently as alfalfa, with nitrates having no adverse effect on this conversion. In calves, carotene and vitamin A rise in blood plasma while liver stores stay steady, though two groups with less corn silage gained slower.
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Meat Eaters Prefer Meat Sets Record Year
Beef accounts for well over half the 333 billion pounds of meat produced this year. Per capita meat consumption reaches 17.26 pounds, likely to miss the 1964 peak as pork veal and lamb output lag. Pork production rises to about 6.1 pounds per person in 1967. Ten acres of U.S. cultivated land feed food crops while the rest goes to tobacco and cotton.
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