Sunburned Calves Bring Less Money
Farmers selling outdoor reared calves face lower prices in hot weather as sunburned meat reduces consumer appeal. Markets note smaller cuts sell better in heat, with 150 to 175 pound calves fetching top prices while 200 pound animals earn less. After midsummer, 175 to 200 pound calves regain value, but during peak heat farmers should shelter calves and market while lighter to maximize price.
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Causes and Cure of Rancid Butter Flavor
The rancid taste in butter stems from butyric acid produced when butterfat splits. Enzyme lipase in milk, heat steps and clean milking practices can prevent it. Cream heating to 145 degrees F for 30 minutes and rapid cooling followed by overnight rest helps prevent rancid notes. Prompt cooling and clean handling combat bacterial flavors. Udder trouble can yield milk with localty flavors.
Beet Pulp as Hay Substitute in Dairy Feeding
A dairy nutrition authority says beet pulp or beet meal can replace hay when fed soaked. Replacing one half of hay with dried beet pulp is advised, using about four times its dry weight in water and feeding as you would roots or fodder.
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Deep Furrows and Rural Notes From 1930s Agriculture
The article surveys soil erosion in the United States, livestock prices, grape ripeness advice from Massachusetts horticulturists, wool imports from Australia, phosphate retention in soils, and vegetable growing practices. It notes Missouri farmers’ income shifts, grain and soil health tangents, and beet yields under different tapping conditions.
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German javelin thrower Tily Fleischer wins Olympic title
Tily Fleischer of Germany captured the Olympic javelin gold in Berlin with a record throw of 143 feet 2 25 32 inches surpassing the previous mark of 143 feet 4% inches set by American star Mildred Dirrikson in 1932.
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RACES SPAIN'S WAR HEAVY FORTUNE FUELING REBELS
Dr. Tuan a March era Spain's richest man is accused by leftists of financing the Fascist revolt. He is reported to have contributed heavily to the rebel war chest amid Spain's turmoil.
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Ancient Legends Link Eclipses to Disaster Across Cultures
A study of myths shows diverse ancient beliefs connecting solar eclipses with danger. Greeks touted celestial chariots to guard the sun, Chinese nations rang drums, Greenlanders banged pots, and other cultures sought ways to frighten away a devouring monster.
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