Begin Fight on T. B. Now Campaign Warns Livestock Owners
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the notice urges livestock owners to join a nationwide tuberculosis eradication campaign. It argues eradication cannot be left to governments alone due to scope and cost and highlights veterinarians as valuable allies in early intervention to reduce spread and restore herd health.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Qualified Shepherds Needed to Expand Sheep Stocks
Dr. J. R. Mohler, head of the bureau of animal industry, told the More Sheep More Wool association that a general campaign to increase small-farm sheep numbers is unwise without first preparing the field. He urged focusing on capable shepherds and suitable land rather than boosting flock counts among general farmers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
J. R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Fish By-Products for Hogs Tested by Federal Bureaus
Cooperation between the bureau of fisheries and the bureau of animal industry of the United States department of agriculture conducts tests of fishery by products as hog feed. Fish meal has shown promise as a protein source for swine, and a new shrimp bran product was studied last fiscal year with favorable results versus fish meal, while the remainder of the ration consisted of shelled corn and middlings.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Purebred Hogs More Profitable Than Grades
Purebred hogs of well known breeds bring higher returns than grade hogs. Breeding stock should realize at least twice the sale value of market hogs. Purebreds also serve as better feeders, yielding greater gains per unit of feed.
Right age to breed gilts for rapid litters
Some breeders wait until a gilt is about fourteen months old before breeding her first litter to occur around eighteen months, then aim to farrow every six months thereafter.
Three stock fundamentals in live stock farming
The article outlines three core principles in live stock production feeding breeding and care with emphasis on feeding as the foundation for strong performance. It notes that good feeding builds the framework yields good show animals and leads to solid records.
DANGER IN STANDING WATER
Standing water should not be left where sheep and cattle can access it. It breeds disease germs and can cause stock losses.
Be Stock Associations Grow Under Extension Aid
Fifty nine livestock breeders associations with a total membership of 1524 were formed in the last fiscal year with help from the U S department of agriculture extension specialists. Calf clubs also formed among youths as beef cattle expansion occurs in new areas.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Silage Feeding Guidelines for Young Calves
Young calves under a year should not receive heavy silage. It can suit calves aged six months to one year if limited to about one third of the total ration by weight. This prevents repeated scouring while supporting growth.
Greatest Demands on Ewes Before Lambing
During the suckling period the most strain falls on ewes and to keep them in good condition for this drain on their systems it is essential they are well fleshed prior to lambing.
Make Profit Out of Lambs Through Feeding Methods
The piece explains that lambs can be profitable if fed in the fields but top market gains require a period in a dry lot on harvested feeds. Some feeders use a combination of field feeding and dry-lot feeding to maximize returns.
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