Counties Identify Dominant Livestock Breeds for Production
The USDA plans county level records of dominant breeds to guide production and upgrade stock. A breed is dominant if 160 or more purebred sires are used locally, with data gathered by county and state officials and shared publicly for buyers seeking specific livestock.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
State Boards of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
United States
Feeding a Dairy Cow to Winter Feed Needs
An average dairy cow producing 250 to 3800 pounds of butterfat yearly requires about a ton of hay, three tons of corn silage, and roughly 1500 pounds of grain for indoor winter feeding. High quality hay and corn silage with more corn can increase hay and reduce grain.
Aid to Permanent Pasture Grows from Early Seedings
Grass seed applied early in February or March helps establish a permanent pasture. Ohio station officials recommend alsike and white grass as red clover struggles where tap rooted plants heave in winter. Manure application aids good pasture growth in every instance.
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Ohio
Standardizing Agricultural Terms Receives Federal Backing
The U S Department of Agriculture moves to standardize unrecognized and disputed terms used in farming writing. About 80 terms are under review with input from field workers scientists and editors to decide approved usages for official publications. The first term examined was corn belt and future lists will aid dictionary editors nationwide.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Division of Publications
Eriddie
Department of Agriculture
Local Moves and Visits Around Burns City
Mr Stopesberry of Clinton bought the Chris Holt farm east of Burns City and moved Thursday. Holt and family moved into the Bricker property he recently purchased. J H Alishouse near Odonu visited with Mr and Mrs Elijah James. Ode Padgett has been on the sick list. Rev Dawson moved his family from Vincennes last week. Mrs Ed Garten of Odon spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Morton Keller. Thomas Atha of Blankenship was in the area painting and papering. Ada Noblett visited Friday night with her parents, Mr and Mrs Whitfield Chandler at Shiloh. Burke Ketchem spent Friday with his sister Mrs Laura Sims of the Marsh. Tilford Kutch is on the sick list. Rev Denbo returned to Jasonville Monday after a two week revival at the ME Church.
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Mr. Stopesberry
Clinton
Chris Holt
Mr. Holt
Bricker
Ed Garten
Odon
Morton Keller
Ada Noblett
Whitfield Chandler
Shiloh
Catarrh Cure Claims to Cure All Stages
An advertisement touts Hall and Wall's Catarrh Cures as a universal remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It pledges a $100 reward for any case not cured and urges readers to send for testimonials, noting internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urging constipation remedies.
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Hall
Wall
F. I. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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