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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1955

Page

2

Fritz Brinkman Has A Fine Dairy Farm

Fritz Brinkman’s Ottawa area dairy farm features a modern concrete block dairy barn with milking stalls and pipe enclosures for Holsteins. The Brinkmans run 165 acres with crops, feed facilities, and an кар elevator system, reflecting careful planning and family effort.

Fritz Brinkman Ottawa Brinkman Brinkmans Gary Dorothy Deanna Morris

Underprivileged Dairy Cows Equal To Socialite Sisters

A Michigan State College soil fertility study shows dairy cows on depleted soil produce milk with protein fat and minerals largely equivalent to cows on richer soil. The 10 year project, part of MSU Centennial celebrations, compared two herds across a 210 acre farm with nitrogen only versus nitrogen plus mineral fertilization.

Chicago Olster Michigan State College National Dairy Council Dairy Farmer American Dairy Association

Harvest Time Feed Buy Plans For Barley Use

Farmers told to buy barley now as a feed option across livestock. Barley rivals corn in beef and sheep gains, costs 80 cents per bushel, and requires different protein needs. Comparisons show alternative prices for corn oats sorghum to equal barley, guiding dairy cattle hogs beef lamb fattening decisions.

All States Now In Milk Program

All states have joined the Special School Milk Program, as announced by the U S Department of Agriculture mid November. Secretary Ezra Taft Benson said the last state approvals were completed in under three months and expressed satisfaction that the program will boost milk consumption among schoolchildren. The program uses up to 50 million dollars yearly from the Commodity Credit Corporation for two years. There are 2 15 pounds per quart of milk.

U.S.D.A Ezra Taft Benson Commodity Credit Corporation

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Montgomery Ward Grinder Crimper Co-Op Assn C. H. Goppert John F. Hudelson Neal B. Baxter R. E. Oliphant J. A. Hudelson Robert L. Hudelson The Citizens State Bank Pomona, Kansas Franklin County Ottawa Chamber OF Commerce
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