Drought damaged corn silage still valuable under proper handling
Kansas State University extension experts say drought stressed corn can yield 80 to 95 percent of normal silage value with careful timing and moisture nitrate testing. Delaying cutting, targeting 65 to 67 percent moisture, and using protein supplements when necessary help maintain feed value and steer gains.
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Wingert Wins Senior and Grand Champion at Mid-Ohio Show
Wingert Stock Farm co owner Wingert and Jennings Polled Herefords, New London, Ohio, own WSF Framework 016N named senior and grand champion at the Mid-Ohio Polled Hereford Association show in Mansfield, Ohio. Mary Sobba Garnett selected for K T Wiedemann Foundation scholarship of 275 dollars to attend 1983 Washington Conference Program of the Future Farmers of America. Barber County Extension Office to sponsor a cattlemen tour in Barber County with eight stops starting 8 a.m. Saturday from George Spicer farm near Hazelson, with dinner at Kiowa Ranch House Friday night. Wheat futures reports from Kansas City Board of Trade and Chicago Board of Trade.
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Garnett
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Future Farmers of America
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Medicine Lodge
Barber County
Sharon Park
Sharon
Kiowa
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