Soybean hay recommended as essential dairy feed
Extension dairy expert C L Blackman says legume hay is vital for low cost milk production and soybeans can serve as an emergency legume hay. Early sowing in June and cutting by August yields palatable hay with protein and mineral content comparable to alfalfa, despite coarser stems.
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Ohio State University
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Many Dairymen Fail to Balance Their Rations
Farmers often feed what they have on hand rather than balanced rations. Excess alfalfa or clover leads to wasted feed and reduced production, while protein deficits curb milk output. Buyers should trade forage for corn or barley to rebalance protein and energy. Minerals must be balanced as well for optimal stock performance.
Dairy Hints On Pasture, Feeding, and Winter Herd Care
Notes on how scant pasture extends into winter, the value of butterfat peaks in cold months, and the benefits of cooler weather for handling cream. Emphasizes culling poor cows, feeding mixed protein feeds, and home made calf meal. Advises liberal feeding in July and August to prevent late milk slump.
Casein Superior Spray Spreader In Agricultural Spray Work
United States Department of Agriculture notes that a spreader improves evenness of lead arsenate sprays on fruit and foliage. Casein emerges as the most effective spreader, not reacting with water and requiring alkali, with growers able to mix their own per official guidance.
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Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
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Alfalfa Satisfactory Pasture for All Stock
Alfalfa makes good horse pasture and suits all stock types. Watch for bloat with very lush growth in wet weather. Pair with tame grass pasture to reduce risk and diversify feed. Little danger of introducing noxious weeds via sweet clover or alfalfa. First crop often used for seed. some cut early for seed on second harvest.
White sweet clover tops as best legume money maker
G J Badger of the University of Illinois reports white sweet clover as the most profitable legume on light soils. Wheat, corn and oats yields later favor white sweet clover. red clover is close behind. Corn yields after various clovers range 17.7 after white clover to 12 after hubam. wheat and oats show other clover-specific advantages.
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G. J. Badger
University of Illinois
Agricultural tips on Bordeaux mix and crop management
Directions for Bordeaux mixture and pest control for cabbage and potatoes are given. Notes on sweet clover, weed control, mulch, and lime usage. Alfalfa should be cut at bloom, and second-cut yield may be affected by early cutting. When sweet clover aids soil, mowing is best in the second year around bloom.
Sports notes weave through golf and baseball legends
Detroit Tigers rely on Jeff Easterling as a gold to the lineup while Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen sit tied with 11 major golf championships each. Karen Rice of the Yankees holds the modern record for assists by outfielders, Ellen N. organizes an industrial golf league, and Jess Petty pivots toward golf pro duties after baseball. Experts crown Jimmy Ford batting champion pick and predicts he may outhome Babe Ruth. Mississippi Valley League teams plan night games. boxing, hockey, and old-time legends are recalled amid shifting rosters and rules.
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Walter Hagen
Ump Tommy Connolly and Night Baseball Notes
Umpire Tommy Connolly, famed for a serious mask and wit, deals with hecklers and reflects on the switch to night baseball. The piece covers opinions on lights, park access, and several players and events, including Del Pratt, Mickey Cochrane, Isbell versus Mary Garden, and tale of Danny Green.
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Tommy Cannolly
Tommy
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Medical men warn of dangers from automatic drug machines
London doctors resist the new automatic drug stores placed in railway stations and hotels. Machines dispense aspirin and other drugs, raising fears that careless access could lead to fatalities, especially among children, according to a pathologist.
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Laughs Confer No Final Jest in Wise Adage
A traditional saying notes that the one who ends with laughter may not reap the joke’s reward. The phrase emphasizes caution about appearances and timing in wit and pride.
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