Dairying directs better returns from manure use and straw value
The article argues manure spread thinly over fields yields more nitrogen and soil benefits than concentrated loads, and straw has high value as manure and feed. It notes wheat straw production, storage choices, and the cost of keeping soil fertile, plus winter handling ideas and a mention of the North Dakota Short Course opening at the Agricultural College. It also covers local events from weddings to business changes and a postponed amateur play.
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