Farm News Urges Clean Herds to Prevent Brucellosis
Illinois veterinary expert Dr. H S Bryan details a closed herd approach to brucellosis control emphasizing sanitation and disease-free replacements. Blood testing, isolation of new stock, and selective vaccination are recommended, with prompt culling of infected cows and emphasis on mastitis checks and lab confirmation for proper treatment.
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H. S. Bryan
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
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Bryan
Dangers of using kerosene to start fires warned by safety expert
University of Illinois safety specialist Gordon McCleary cautions against kerosene and gasoline as fire starters, noting explosive vapors and accidental ignition risks. The article also highlights mastitis as the costliest dairy disease, causing up to 250 million dollars in annual U.S. losses and 10 to 20 percent production declines.
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Gordon McCleary
University of Illinois Farm and Home Safety
U. S
McCleary
Artificial Lighting Increases Egg Production For Flocks
Extension poultry specialist Sam F. Ridlen of the University of Illinois says artificial light boosts egg output similarly to longer days. Use part-time or all-night lighting with appropriate bulb counts. expect a 2 to 4 week response and increased feed needs as hens lay more eggs.
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Sam F. Ridlen
University of Ilinois College of Agriculture
Ilinois Broiler Growers to Hold First Meeting
Members of the Illinois Broiler Growers association will hold their first annual meeting at Tremont Community Building on Wednesday November 11 starting 12 30 p m. Leon Johnson of Orleans Indiana will discuss The Key to Success in Broiler Profits and Alex Gordeux editor of Broiler Growing and Turkey World will speak on national industry trends. Leonard Unsicker Tremont president will greet guests followed by a panel on broiler problems and an election of officers for the coming year.
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Tremont
Leon Johnson
Broiler Grower and Hatcheryman
Orleans
Ind
Broiler
Alex Gordeux
Broiler Growing
Turkey World
Leonard Unsicker
Broiler Association
Rudy Bertschi
Louis Connell
Hollywood TV rush grows as live telecasts coexist
Hollywood enters a busy year as 108 major TV films are planned up from 45 last season. Despite the surge, producer-director Frank Wisbar says live telecasts will persist for many dramatic uses, especially theater-in-the-round, with stars like Jimmy Boyd and Curt Massey exploring simulcasts and potential film ventures. The music section notes Columbia releases and new talents among artists such as La Ana Sims and The Four Lads. Dates for MDliners winter agriculture course run from November 30 to January 21.
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