Experiments on Alfalfa Feed at Moehlgin College Reported
A Moehlgin Agricultural college report discusses quarterly findings on alfalfa as horse feed. Michigan trials fed nine groups of horses with corn and alfalfa showing modest gains. alfalfa fed horses worked 24 hours of 800 possible hours and gained an average of 124 pounds of corn and 17.1 pounds of alfalfa, while a control group fed more corn and oats performed differently.
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Moehlgin Agricument College
Buen
Creaaing
Michigan
Court Proclamation for Lancaster Jail Delivery January 1926
Public proclamation issued by Lancaster County authorities announcing the Court of Jail Delivery and Court of General Quarter Sessions will commence in Lancaster on the 8th Monday in January 1926. The notice calls mayoral, county, and peace officers to convene with rolls, examinations, and proceedings, naming the officials and parties involved. Date shown as December 21, 1985, with clerical inconsistencies in names and dates.
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Charles 1
Lanois
Aaron B. Hassler
Court of Common Pleas
Lancaster
Ayer
Samsons
Pextee
County of
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Jaaner
Tanwaster
Jsil
County Lane
Deverbor
Ald
Feeding Horses on Forage and Grains Tests
A historical feed test reports daily feed averages of corn and alfalfa, Timothy hay, and costs per day per horse. It finds horses fed on alfalfa and corn maintained health and vigor for heavy work over a year, with work costs detailed per hour and per day.
Exercise Key to Vigorous Lambs in Wisconsin Study
A Wisconsin College of Agriculture report argues exercise is essential for healthy lambs. It criticizes close confinement and poor yard movement, urging frequent turning and movement between pens to boost growth and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rant Klotebeing
Department of Animal Tins Handry
Wisconsin College of Agrinuture
Live Stock Notes on Feeding and Breeding Practices
The article discusses Tima and Nellie in the Borse Stable, silage value, and dry matter. emphasizes lamb production and strong start for profitable sheep farming. notes cholera risk and hog prices. compares self-feeders versus hand feeding for pigs and corn use. advises selecting sows that produce large numbers of healthy piglets and timing spring breeding to ensure strong fall litters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Lowe
Scientists See Ending of Niagara's Grandeur
Scientists study Niagara Falls recession with data from Smithsonian reports. The New York World notes erosion through bedrock and changing waterfall dynamics. Projections suggest the falls may recede seven miles over 10 000 years, with side erosion advancing inches yearly, altering the tourist landscape.
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Niagara
H Hiltafion
Smithsonian Institution
SYS
New York World
Sandlin
Serenea
Cohimerre
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Dex
Jerry Adams
Farmers National Bank
Wien
Long & Co
Lititz, PA
Tima
Nellie
Borse
Switzerland
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Queen St
Cologne
Germany
Army of Orcupation
Mt. Rainier
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Parag Ina
Linois Banker
Bitavia
Henry W. Jeske
Eva
Ralph
Morro
Arica
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Peru
Chile
United States
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