Sound Breeding Program Is Essential To Dairying
ED CALL argues a sound breeding plan underpins dairy profitability. Artificial insemination, with proven bulls and D.H.S.A production testing, boosts yields, reduces risks, and supports herd replacement, though success depends on informed dairymen and reliable studs.
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Italy
Russia
Denmark
United States
New Jersey
D.H.S.A
D.h.sa
D.h.la
D.h.1.a
D.h.ila
Soil Building Boosts Corn Production
Nebraska contest results show Max Loibl near Corad achieving 208 bushels per acre with soil-building and irrigation. His alfalfa-farmed field, nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer, and potash-rich soil aided high yields. other top finishers include Donald Hanson and Oran Patterson. Yields averaged 122 bushels on 906 irrigated fields and 74 on 36 non irrigated fields among 542 fields entered by 524 farmers.
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Chicago
Max Loibl
Corad
Nebraska
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Loibl
M. D. Weldon
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomists
Donald Hanson
Kearney
Detective Ferrara Tracks Down Stolen Car Losses
PITTSBURGH—Guy Ferrara credited with detective work says his auto theft case ended with a $236 loss. He reported his car stolen Sunday night and, after sleuthing, found it nearby but altered. The four tires were swapped for worn ones and the new battery replaced. Some parts like the radio aerial and rear-view mirror remained missing.
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Pittsburgh
Guy Ferrara
Algiers Lamppost Explosions Injure Six in Downtown Incident
In Algiers downtown last night three lampposts exploded as dangerous devices, seriously injuring six people and wounding 87 others. Police and emergency services responded to the sudden attack with investigators assessing the source and motive. Authorities urge calm as security measures tighten around central districts.
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Algiers
Lamppost bases fail sending debris into crowd
During the evening rush hour the cast iron bases of the big lampposts came away almost at once sending jagged chunks of metal into terrified thousands. The Ottawa Herald reports the incident on June 5 1957.
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Medical Directory
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