Poster Symbolizes Importance Of Dairying to War Effort
The June Dairy Month program led by the National Dairy Council promotes a poster and theme “He Also Serves” to honor dairy workers aiding the war effort. Missouri and Iowa producers forecast significant gains in poultry and egg output, while nationwide plans emphasize supporting armed forces and civilians through dairy supplies.
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Feed Shortage Can Be Solved
Farmers face a serious feed shortage this year for poultry rations. Soybean oil meal rises as a flexible protein substitute while other scarce items like meat scrap, fish meal, alfalfa meal, milk products, and steamed bone meal require minimized use. Using wheat byproducts and defluorinated rock phosphate can partly replace bone meal, with sun exposure and vitamin D from sterols offsetting fish oil gaps. green pasture supports vitamin A needs.
Accidents to Women Rise in Michigan Plants
The Michigan Department of Labor and Industry reports accidents classified as compensation cases involving women in manufacturing plants surged 82 percent in six months, while the rate for men grew 21.9 percent. The figures cover only incidents requiring eight or more days off work.
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Timely care tips to extend life of fertilizer spreader
The piece warns that CIDS in fertilizers can rapidly corrode bearings and vital spreader parts. It urges thorough lubrication twice per season to keep fertilizer from seizing bearings, selecting a quality lubricant that resists wash off or cake up, and avoiding spreading with the machine in motion to prevent broken ratchets and bent shafts. It notes no product recommendation by the New York State Institute.
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Sensitivity to foreign proteins and wool needs
The article notes that both men and animals can develop extreme sensitivity to foreign proteins, with fatal reactions after small repeated doses, and explains wool needs for military gear. It also reports a color lighting test that altered diners appetites by changing perceived color of foods.
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