Silage Use in Beef Cattle Fattening Draws USDA Lessons
The United States Department of Agriculture reports silage can aid fattening but only when combined with concentrates. Silage mainly uses cornstalks and varies by region. higher silage shares lower gains unless balanced with corn and other feeds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
United States Department of
Lo Je
Kaw
Nebraska
South Dakota
Leaf Rust Of Grains Studied By USDA And Purdue
The United States Department of Agriculture and Purdue University experiment stations investigate leaf rust in wheat rye and barley. Studies explore rust forms hosts among grasses, secondary hosts, and cultural factors. Greenhouse work in Lafayette Indiana reveals diverse grass hosts and resistant wheat varieties grown in Tennessee Indiana Minnesota and Wisconsin. Progress shows Kanred wheat, high yielding and stem rust resistant, also resists leaf rust.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Purdue University Agricultural Experiiment Station
la Fayette
Ind
Lennessee
Indiana
Hlinets
Wisconsin
Time for Blasting Stumps
The article states soil type governs stump blasting charge size. Loose sandy soils require heavier charges, while firm soils need less. High speed explosives perform better in sand. Water in soil pores increases resistance, aiding the blast, and wet ground near the charge 2 to 3 feet underground improves results compared with dry surface soil.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Extraordinary Cooking Fragments From A Historic Menu
A collection of kitchen notes and recipes detailing celery and liver dishes with layers of cheese and white sauce, larded beef tenderloin with fat rind threading, and a sauce made from pork fat, onions, carrots, and vinegar. Also includes lamb stew methods, cabbage salad with cream, and poetic nature verse.
Regional Trivia and World Notes From an Uncertain Age
In the East rules note Turks wear yellow slippers Armenians red and Jews blue. Australia reportedly has 100 snake species with most verification questionable. Oysters require waters with 37 salt per 1000 to survive. Philippine plantations yield 60 coconuts per tree, though some trees give 300. Fifty four nurses support American forces in Germany. Feather fangs on long handles were ancient royalty symbols. The Ribs club forms in Dallas by wives of Gonehead club husbands. German towns establish woodlot schools to curb malnutrition and mortality.
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Australia
Philippine Island
Germany
Dallas
Tex
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