Harvesting Earlier With High Moisture Grain Tested
Farmers William Turner and Willis Bowlin experiment with high moisture grain to start harvest sooner. They run 200 beef cattle near Williamsburg after moving from Douglas County to Franklin County and build a 16 by 50 foot concrete silo with a plastic cap to keep out rain and air. They found moisture content too low at completion and add water. aim for 28 to 30 percent moisture. They still grind the grain before storing it.
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Invite Birds To Your Home Conserve Plantings For Midwest
A Kansas brochure by the USDA Soil Conservation Service outlines trees shrubs and plants to attract robins bluebirds and cardinals. It explains landscape design sun soil and water needs and lists plant foods preferred by Midwest birds. Single copies available at the SCS office.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service
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Plan for frozen food plans warns careful buying
ARDIS PATTERSON outlines questions to assess reliability and costs before purchasing frozen food plans. Consider payment terms, potential freezer inclusion, weekly cost, total weeks, item quantities, and quality. Ensure brands meet needs and waste is minimized.
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