Silage Nitrogen Gas Risks Highlighted in Agricultural Notice
Experts warn nitrates in silage can convert to nitrogen dioxide during or after filling, creating a heavy yellow gas that descends the silo chute and harms cattle and milk production. Ventilate silos, keep children and livestock away, and avoid openings for six to eight weeks. Follow gradual feed integration and vitamin A supplementation, with county agent guidance.
Lancaster Poultry ledger continuation lists growers and weights
A continuation of Lancaster Poultry entries shows growers like Starr Poultry and H W Longacre Inc with weights ranging from 800 to 6800 WV, and associated figures such as 8-2 to 9-6, plus multiple entries for WVC and WV totals. The listings include names like Richard Mec Cauley, Daniel K Good, Clarence M Shuey, Melvin Barge, and Roy E Ream among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Arthur Seaman
Starr Poultry
Richard MecCauley
Daniel K Good
Robert Shepard
H. W. Longacre, Inc
Melvin Barge
Carl B. Russer
WVC
W. C. Mellinger & Son
W. GC. Mellinger & Son
Marvin Sweigart
Dante
Kh. Gove
Clarence M. Shuey
Daniel K. Good
Richard Myers
Roy E. Ream
Longenecker’s Farm
H F
D. BE. Horn & Co
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Silo
Chicago
Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Inc
Red Jacket
P. W. Strickland
S. Queen St
York, Pa
John Meisenberger
Dickinson Ave
Lancaster, Pa
Lancaster Poultry
E. King ST
Lancaster
Norline
Norline Oats
Hudson Barley
Wong Barley
Seneca Wheat
Redcoat
Moore
Ghostley
Moore Chicks
Moore Farms
Eden Road