Michigan grower wins wheat crown at Chicago show
Harold A. Metcalf of Fairgrove Michigan, 31, tops the world's wheat contest with Yorkwin a soft winter wheat weighing 67.5 pounds per bushel. Willard C. Kirk of Jeffersonville Indiana wins corn king, first Ohioan to claim the title. Lee D. Ferden of Chesaning Michigan takes reserve wheat. Kirk farms 335 acres rotating corn wheat oats and forages, feeding produce to livestock.
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Hardware Can Kill a Cow, Veterinarian Reports
A veterinarian from the University of Illinois warns farmers that small hardware pieces in feed can injure or kill cattle. Nails screws and metal fragments are swallowed by cattle and may cause death. sometimes surgery can save the animal.
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R. D. Hatch
University of Ilinois
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