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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1961

Page

5

Poultry House Deodorant Aims to End Layer Odors

Lancaster Products unveils NO EK a poultry house deodorant tested in cage houses to remove droppings odors within 24 hours. Dr Earl Hess notes the emulsion concentrate can deodorize manure from 10000 hens per quart and 40000 hens per gallon when diluted 40 to 1, with further dairy barn tests planned.

NOEK Earl Hess Yager and Research Direcor Lancaster Hess Lancaster Products, Inc

Swine Influenza Alert Warns Farmers In Pennsylvania

Harrisburg report warns swine herds face danger as chilly damp nights and sudden cold shifts trigger influenza. The Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association urges clean dry comfortable hog housing to slow airborne spread in winter confinement.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association Farmers Today

Poison Risk From Frosted Forage Warned by Vet Group

The Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association cautions farmers that frost can make Sudan grass and other forage dangerous due to prussic acid. New growth under 12 inches tall and frosted material pose the greatest risk, with symptoms like drowsiness and labored breathing. Quick veterinary intervention is vital.

Sudan Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association

Dairy scientists urge early dehorning for heifers age two to three weeks

Dairy researchers advocate dehorning calves at two to three weeks old to improve welfare and reduce injury risk. The recommendation emphasizes early intervention and standardizing procedures for young cattle.

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