Stilbestrol Use Expands in Livestock Feed Crtics Diminish
In 1956 Stilbestrol or diethylstilbestrol gains acceptance as a livestock feed ingredient, with widespread adoption noted by Penn State and state extension experts. King reports average gain increases of about 16 percent with 13 percent less feed, while 60 percent of commercial supplements may contain such hormones. Beef and pork consumption trends show total meat output up five percent, with per capita meat use reaching 160 pounds.
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Grain treated with mercury compound must be destroyed
Grain treated with a mercury compound and not used for seed should be destroyed. These compounds are highly poisonous and such grain should never go into feed.
Campbell Skidless Barn Snow promotes safe cow floors
Broken hip risk from slippery barn floors is addressed by Campbell’s Skidless Barn Snow. It keeps floors sanitary white and reduces waste, promising cheaper livestock insurance and fewer costly accidents for cows. Manufactured by Harry T. Campbell Sons' Corporation Towson Maryland.
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Cattle feeding theories and hog market notes from farm meeting
A Lancaster PA farm meeting discussed Corn Belt corn output rising 17 percent and strong feeder prices. Mr King and Mr Youngkin predicted hog grades and liveweight fat content, while King outlined six production aims for beef feeders and emphasized cost control, records, and improved breeding to boost margins.
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