Winter feed savings by grazing standing sorghum for beef cows
Virginia Tech farm economist James M. Moore details a 20 acre sorghum grazing trial near Rosedale where a 100 cow herd calved after 16 weeks on sorghum with minimal costs. Total feed cost per cow under this plan stayed under 20 dollars for 16 weeks while digestible nutrients remained high.
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Ian Stuart
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New Oat Variety Windsor Introduced in Virginia Agriculture
Virginia farmers will gain Windsor, a new oat variety developed by T M Starling H M Camper and C W Roane. Windsor promises earlier harvest, greater winter hardiness and higher yield than Roanoke, with seed available to certified growers this fall through the Foundation Seedstocks Farm and Virginia Crop Improvement Association. Compared tests show Windsor averaging 103 bushels per acre with less lodging than Roanoke, though it remains susceptible to crown rust.
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Farm Benefits Seen In Economic Package
A U S Department official says the United States remains export oriented and that the new economic package should help farmers by curbing inflation and improving export competitiveness. He notes exports are a fast growing part of farm markets as inflation pressures ease and the dollar floats.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Brunthauer
Polly's Pointers Readers Share Home Help Tips
A cluttered reader column recaps tips and requests for Polly's Pointers including covering an old shade with fabric, using shellac on taper candles, filling mower oil, and modifying blanket sleepers for a growing baby. Readers express printed-letter limits and urge more publication of homemaking ideas.
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Donald
On This Day in History Sept 3, 1971 Almanac Notes
United Press International lists events from 1846 martial anesthesia first tooth extraction in Charleston Mass to 1953 Earl Warren named chief justice and 1962 Ole Miss riots claim two lives. Also mentions Munich conference and Chamberlains peace in our time.
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