Fertilizers Insure Vigorous Wheat Crop
Crop specialists from the College of Agriculture urge soil treatment with acid phosphate or basic slag at 200 pounds per acre or bone meal at 150 pounds per acre before wheat sowing to combat Hessian fly and improve winter hardiness. Liming is advised where not previously used. Field trials show average yield gains of over eight bushels per acre with lime and phosphate.
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Dollars for Freedom and the Power of Saving
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Pigs Suffer When Mother Is Overfed
Farmers overfeeding sows at farrowing can cause excessive milk flow that starves piglets. Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station recommends a staged feeding plan starting with water and light slop, then gradual increases to full feed by day 30. Feeding must reflect sow size piglet numbers and milk ability with adjustments as needed.
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