Silage from Crop Wastes and Manure Used for Beef Cattle
Penn State researchers report silage made from 70 percent crop wastes and 30 percent cattle or poultry manure ferments normally and lacks strong odors. Poultry waste silage yields higher crude protein and digestible organic matter, while cattle waste silage shows lower digestible organic matter due to lignin.
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Pennsylvania State University
T. A. Long
Penn State
Long
Dr. Long
W.W. Saylor
Bruin
Butler County
L. L. Wilson
Three Sperry New Holland Workers Retire
Three employees of Sperry New Holland in New Holland retire today September 1. Isaac S. Zook of New Holland retires as Pattern Maker A after joining in 1945. William P. Skoles of Lancaster retires as truck driver who joined in 1951. Christian M. Zimmerman of Ephrata RD1 retires as plant serviceman who joined in 1968.
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Sperry New Holland
New Holland
Isaac S. Zook
Brubaker
Ephrata Rd1
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