Holstein HIR Sets New Enrollment Record High
The Holstein-Friesian Association reports 72 533 cows enrolled in HIR the highest total in 28 years across 2078 herds in 47 states. Dr George R Barrett cites practical value of lactation life time data as boosting cattle value and breeding progress. The piece notes a curfew on 250000 US troops in West Germany.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
George R. Barrett
National Holstein Organization
Barrett
Farm Game Projects Aid Wildlife in Pennsylvania
Thousands of Pennsylvania farmers cooperators in the Farm Game Project have improved land by planting trees shrubs and grasses provided by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Sportsmen fund the seedlings through taxes on sporting arms and ammunition.
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Harrisburg
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Farm Game Project
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Fairchild to Judge Holstein Shows in Chile
J. A. Fairchild of Berwick Pennsylvania, an official inspector in the Holstein classification program, will judge the National Holstein Show at Santiago Chile next month. He will also advise Chile's Holstein industry, following a tradition of U.S. judges at the Latin American event.
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J .A. Fairchild
Berwick
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Santiago
Chile
Fairchild
Latin America
Richard N. Wyls
McDonagh, Md
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletowrt
H. H. Kildee
Iowa State College
Precipitation Overview for the United States Past 30 Days
The chart summarizes total precipitation by region over the preceding 30 days in the United States. It classifies rainfall as light moderate or heavy across sections shown in the chart.
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Sound Garlic Quality Indicator Warns of Sprouting Cloves
Elsie Ramesberger of Pennsylvania State University notes garlic with an intact outer skin indicates freshness while soft or spongy cloves are a poor buy. A split or broken skin may signal the clove is sprouting and aging.
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Elsie Ramesberger
Pennsylvania State University
Boy Climbs Chimney Trapped Nine-Year-Old Rescued
Drewn Daniels, nine, returned from school to a locked North Hollywood home. He climbed to the roof and entered via the chimney eight feet down, becoming stuck. Neighbors alerted firefighters who hoisted him free with a rope and cleaned him, enabling his parents to recognize him on return.
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North Hollywood
Drewn Daniels
Jack Daniels
Rutabaga and turnip quality cues from an extension specialist
Marjorie J. Wormeck from Pennsylvania State University explains rutabagas are a large yellow fleshed type of turnip. She notes that fresh green young tops on bunched turnips indicate high quality.
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Marjorie J. Wormeck
Pennsylvania State University
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