High moisture grain storage and feeding advances noted
A Fort Hays study leader reports high moisture and reconstituted grains are now fed in many operations for livestock. Benefits include earlier harvest, reduced shattering and losses, improved dry matter yield, and easier threshing while storage risks require oxygen-free environments and rapid processing. drawbacks cover weight gain and storage needs.
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No President No Laws Drives Farm Leaders to Vote
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman urged Kansas City farmers that meaningful farm legislation requires strong presidential leadership, saying only a Democratic president could provide it. He spoke to farm leaders about supporting Johnson administration programs to cut feed grain and wheat plantings to lift farm prices, alongside farm group officials backing Johnson policies.
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