Artificial insemination boosts Huron County dairy output
About 60 to 65 percent of Huron County's 7,500 dairy cows are bred artificially under the Huron County Dairy Service Unit. AI has raised average milk production from 8,000 to 11,000 pounds per cow in recent years. The NOBA and agent John Wells emphasize education and data driven breeding for enhanced beef and dairy production. Bun gard notes AI is non physical but not artificial in concept, with extensive records guiding bull selection. Technicians maintain thousands of cooled bull samples and tailor choices to owner goals, with service costs of 6 to 10 dollars.
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Huron County
Huron County Dairy Service Unit
John Wells
Homer Bungard
Northern Ohio Breeders Association Inc
NOBA
Bungard
Ohio
Fremont
Erie County
Farm Science Review set for Columbus Ohio
The Farm Science Review runs September 30 to October 2 in Columbus. The event showcases crops livestock home management and insect and disease control with demonstrations on silage harvesting nitrogen rates tillage methods and a IBM 16 20 computer for cost analysis. It features dairy rumen research beef cattle progeny testing and the use of computing in agriculture along with home economics displays and electrical power use in farming.
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Ohio Farm Science Review
Columbus
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Research Staff
Case Road
Farm Science Review
Huron County
EDPM
Records from Holstein cows in Brattleboro Vermont
Official production testing report lists lactations for Creamelle Hyup Call home, Creamelle Pabst Pije tertje, Della Creamelle Seven, and Erie Bell Creamelle Seven. All cows are seven to three years old, yielding milk and butterfat over 305 to 332 days. Owner August G. Moser, Bellevue.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermont
Areca
Creamelle Hyup Callhome
George H. Dalton, Wakeman
Creamelle Pabst Pijetertje
Della Creamelle
Erie Bell Creamelle
August G. Moser
Bellevue
House moves to pay dairy indemnities for pesticide milk bans
The House prepares a supplemental appropriation to fund indemnity payments to dairymen whose milk was barred due to pesticide residues. The bill pools up to 8.8 million dollars of a 750 million anti poverty appropriation for dairy claims, with conditions based on proper pesticide use. The measure covers losses from January to January 31 and aims to compensate based on milk’s fair market value.
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Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Maryland
Freeman lends drought relief via grazing release date shifts
Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman allows state agricultural stabilization committees to advance grazing release dates for acreage retired under feed grain and wheat programs. Farmers may pasture idle land without losing federal payments, with dates moved up to 30 days in designated drought emergency counties across over 1,000 counties in 29 states.
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Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
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