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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1955

Page

13

Milk Outlook Brighter Says Ohio Farmer Expert

The Ohio Farmer reports favorable signs for dairymen as production and consumption edge toward balance. Milk cows dip slightly while per cow output rises, pastures improve, and consumption climbs. 1955 may see modest growth with a smaller dairy surplus and stable retail prices. Consumer buying power is expected to edge up and about 2.7 million more stomachs to feed in 1955.

Gilbert Gusler Ohio

Milk Market Surplus Expected From Government Purchases

The report notes a large surplus of whole milk planned for market return, with storage purchases and stock reductions. Government buys account for about 7.4 percent of 1955 milk production, while consumption trends show modest gains and a drop in production costs forecasts for April.

Farmers Cut Costs Drive Milk Supply Shift

Farmers who lower costs through efficiency are likely to reduce input expenses again, potentially keeping overall costs below last year. Those adopting more efficient methods will contribute a growing share to the milk supply.

Milk Fever in Dairy Herds Still Lacks Clear Cause

Wisconsin Agriculturist and Farmer notes milk fever cases vary by winter, with many farmers reporting cycles of few or many cases. Ohio experiment station researchers suggest a drop in blood calcium after calving, and vitamin D may help. Dr. Roy Nichols cautions that stress or timing may limit effectiveness. Big vitamin D doses for short periods (5 to 7 days) may help, but prolonged feeding is harmful.

Wisconsin Ohio Roy Nichols

Dillon Brothers Joined Holstein-Friesian Association

Dillon Brothers of Pomona have been accepted as members of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America by action of the board in Philadelphia. The registry is the world’s largest dairy cattle breeders organization with nearly 46,000 members nationwide.

Brattleboro, Vt Dillon Brothers Pomona Holstein-Friesian Association of America Philadelphia Pennsylvania

More Milk From Pastures Shows Bigger Yields

The Utah Experiment Station reports pasture management can more than double milk output. On 16 acres in 1938 average milk was 3,922 pounds per year with 131 pounds butterfat per acre, versus 20 acres in 1953 averaging 9,007 pounds with 332 pounds butterfat per acre due to improved pasture mixtures fertilizer and rotation grazing.

Utah Experiment Station Utah Station

New Marketing Assistant Named for State Dairy Foods

Miss Betty Louise Brammell of Perry was named Marketing Assistant in the State Board of Agriculture's Marketing division this week. Roy Freeland announced the expanded cooperative program with the Kansas State Dairy Association. Brammell, a Kansas State College foods and nutrition graduate, will promote dairy products and served in Mortar Board, senior class secretary, and other home economics roles.

Betty Louise Brammell Perry Board of Agriculture Roy Freeland Kansas State College Brammell Freeland Kansas State Dairy Association Tra N. H. Brammell K-State Purple Pepsiers Ywca Cavea

Homecoming Queen and Activities Leader Honored

Van Zield Hall hosted Homecoming events featuring a queen attendant and a Hospitality Days steering committee member. The honoree attended McPherson College and McPherson High School where she led Future Homemakers of America, acted in dramatics, student activities, and served as Homecoming queen, earning DAR Good Citizenship and American Legion awards. Also noted is a note on dairy processing and a savings bond promotion.

The Ottawa Herald van Zield Hall McPherson College McPherson High School Future Homemakers of America Sliss DAR American Legion

Man Hiccups Seven Years Faces Declining Health In LA

Jack O Leary a 29 year old Los Angeles man has hiccuped once every second for seven years despite treatment by over 200 doctors He now suffers diabetes and has had three heart attacks His weight has plunged to 78 pounds and his mother says he fears he has little time left.

Jack O'Leary Los Angeles Margaret O'Leary

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