Beeville Experiments Show Benefits of Dried Citrus Pulp in Cattle Feed
Beeville station tests indicate dried citrus pulp can replace up to half of concentrates in fattening rations. Two trials with Hereford steers from 1937 to 1939 found 25 percent citrus mix yielded best daily gains and similar feed costs to all-corn rations, with slight dressing percentage and hair bloom advantages.
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Eeville
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R. A
Raton
Neal
Hereford
Cattie
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Rio Grande Valley
Weslaco
Mission
Beeville Experiment Station
R. C. Bentley
Rio Grande Citrus Exchange
Rabinowitz in jail as witness in lawsuit
Me Pincus meets Moses Rabinowitz who explains his jail stay as a witness in a lawsuit rather than for crime. The dialogue reveals issues of perjury, identity, and the judge’s questions during testimony. Additional text discusses cattle feeding trials and citrus pulp as cattle feed in South Texas.
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Pincus
Mr. Rabinowitz
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Russia
America
Moses Rabinowitz
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Military training at university sparks heated debate
The piece argues for optional military training at the University of Texas linking it to national safety and readiness. It critiques pacifist views while defending it as essential, noting opposition from faculty and some students and suggesting training could form the basis of a future army if needed.
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University of Texas
State University
America
West Point
Annapolis
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