Dairy cattle spraying may boost summer milk profits says expert
H. B. Petty of the University of Illinois College of Agriculture projects a potential profit of at least 78 this summer from spraying dairy cows with methoxychlor to control flies. He notes a 16 percent milk boost through fly season, with costs of spraying at 20 to 25 cents per head and recommends regular barn spraying every two to four weeks for horn fly control.
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Inese College of Agriculture
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Farm machinery replaces pitchfork and horse in haying time
Old and New Today's farm machinery visuals show a shift in rural life as haying work increasingly uses machines. Automatic balers and field base loaders cut man hours in hayfields by as much as seventy five percent, reflecting record equipment supplies and faster operations.
Vitamin B12 Promises Boost in Hog Feeding Practices
Michigan state college researchers report a new vitamin boosting growth in swine. When added to pig diets in small quantities it stimulates gains, enhancing performance for pigs on dry-rot feeding programs.
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Michigan State College
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