Live Animals Sonar Tests Back Fat and Loin Eye Depths
USDA ARS researchers test an ultrasonic device to measure back fat depth and loin eye dimensions in live cattle and hogs. The system, safe for animals, compares in vivo readings with slaughter data to predict meat yield and improve breeding and grading. Sheep readings are limited by fleece.
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U. S Department of Agriculture
Richard L. Hiner
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Beltsville
ARS
Deer Feed Impacts Growth and Antler Development
Penn State studies by A Long and Robert L Cowan show captive deer fed from late spring to nutritious forage may reach about double the usual Pennsylvania size. In recent years legal bucks average around 115 pounds. Short feed in March and April seems not to affect final antler size, though moss rubbing and antler growth are delayed.
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Pennsylvania
T A Long
Robert L Cowan
Penn State
Society No. 2 Meets With Mrs. John Snavely
Mrs. John Snavely of Manheim hosted Society No. 2 meeting on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Andrew Low elected president and Mrs Carl Brubaker named secretary for two year terms. Members planned sewing for General Hospital in February and aid for sickness and fire victims.
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Society No. 2
John Snavely
Manheim
Andrew Low
Carl Brubaker
Nathan Oberholtzer
John Dante
Wilbur Thompson
General Hospital
Rufus Waltz
Elstonville
Snavely
Brubaker
Margie Shelly
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