Dairymen urged to adjust amid surplus dairy production
Extension dairyman E. E. Anderson explains factors behind a U S surplus of dairy goods, including reduced butter demand, vegetable fat substitutes, higher cow numbers, and lower prices. He urges 1954 culling of unprofitable cows and a stronger push on quality, feeding efficiency, and a vigorous advertising program to raise consumption.
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E. E. Anderson
Extension
Dairyman
New Mexico
A & M College
U. S
Navy uses large annual paint supply for fleet upkeep
The Navy consumes 25 to 30 million gallons of paint yearly. About 20 million gallons are allocated for maintenance and are applied by sailors in the fleet.
Present Duty Sets Foundation For Future Progress
Quote attributed to G. Macdonald emphasizes that thorough present-day preparation and completion of current duties build a strong base for the future. It frames discipline and foresight as essential civic virtues guiding action.
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G. Macdonald
Range Livestock and Wool Report Week Ending June 5 1954
United Press reports slow ranges in some states and activity in others. Texas Panhandle contracted about 750 yearlings for fall delivery at 18.50 dollars while over 1,000 Hereford mixed calves sold for October delivery at 20.00. Immediate delivery in Texas showed stocker and feeder steers and yearlings at 16.50 to 20.50, with common grades 12.00 to 16.00. Nebraska Wyoming saw many stocker and feeder cattle bought for fall delivery, Colorado limited. Yearlings and steer calves contracted at 18.00 to 20.00. heifers 16.00 to 17.00. Spring lambs for fall delivery quiet in Colorado due to crop prospects. Texas wool over a million pounds sold at steady to strong prices. twelve months wool 62 to 72c. eight months 68 to 70c. some heavy wools as low as 35c.
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United Press
Agriculture Department
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Dairying Drives New Mexico Dairy Economy
Dairying contributes 12 million dollars annually to New Mexico’s economy. Fifty two thousand dairy cows on 12 407 farms produce 218 million pounds of milk annually while dairy products veal and beef add over 12 million dollars in value. The industry supports part time incomes for many farmers and provides employment from farm to dairy plant to store delivery.
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New Mexico
Four S’s of Fly Control Urged by Health Officials
Health officials urge the four S’s STARVE SPRAY SCREEN and SWAT to control houseflies. They describe eliminating breeding sites like open garbage, securing tight lids, draining liquids, and sanitary waste disposal to cut fly hatching and reduce germs.
Weekly Feed Review Shows Broad Market Weakness June Week
The agriculture department reports softer feed markets for the week ended June 2 with declines across bran linseed meal gluten feed and distillers dried grains. Notable gains appear for 41 percent solvent meal at Minneapolis and specific regional price shifts in Kansas City Buffalo and Memphis.
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United Press
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Decatur
Memphis
Georgia Mills
Southeastern Mills
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Guide to Buying Theresa cheese for every taste and meal
Guide discusses selecting soft unripened cheese and ripened varieties, perishable purchases, mold handling by cutting away, and signs of quality. It notes well ripened cheese should crumble smoothly, warns against off color, cracks, bulges, and irregular shapes, and mentions green cheese from under aging.
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Theresa Chees
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