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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
7
A USDA and state station cooperative report examines the decline in cow female calf use for breeding, arguing that limited use of heifers in breeding herds impedes profitability. It notes economic bias favoring steers, explains effects on carcass quality, and calls for broader feeding experiments and policy review.
The article notes little discrimination against lightweight heifers and that premiums are infrequent for them versus steers of similar weight. It calls for experimental work and trials comparing classes of heifers with steer counterparts.
Extension animal husbandry specialist C Tiling of Kansas State Agricultural College notes that farm flocks sized 30 to 90 head yield good annual income in Kansas when managed with a practical flock plan. He cites adaptability across counties, emphasizes sturdy breeds, and warns of pests and parasites in initial winter.
An article argues black teeth in piglets are not a cause of poor performance. It notes tusks vary in color, shedding occurs, and care should focus on feeding and animal quality rather than superstition. It also discusses calf quality, breeding, and cooperative registration practices.
Ice and blasts from the north swept over New York City and environs causing damage and suffering. Numerous ships including the Jaz Ani oil barge were held helpless in the Hudson River ice fields.
Lord Willingdon a prominent British statesman is mentioned as a possible successor to Lord Yu in Canada as governor general. He is shown in the Dominion on his way to China on a mission for the foreign office regarding the Boxer indemnity.
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