Sweet clover as a dairy cow feed substitute in South Dakota
Dairy specialists from South Dakota State College report sweet clover bay can substitute for alfalfa in dairy cow rations if well cured and not too coarse. When grown with alfalfa, use alfalfa for hay and sweet clover for pasture. sweet clover pasturing generally yields good results with minimal milk odor issues. Occasional bloat noted versus alfalfa. rank growth reduces palatability if not managed. Silage potential exists but requires more mature harvest guidance.
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South Dakota State College
South Dakota
Calves Thrive on Skim Milk is Supplemented
Extension Bulletin 2364 from Colorado Agricultural College explains that skim milk, after fat removal, can feed calves effectively when supplemented with energy rich feeds such as corn meal kafir meal ground barley and like feeds. A ration example includes ground oats ground barley wheat bran skim milk and a supplementary feed.
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Colorado
Colorado Agricultural College
Feeding lambs and steers yield in winter report
A preliminary Colorado Agricultural College study cites 25 28 winter feeding results from 19 Greeley operators. Four year lamb and three year cattle comparisons show net gains around 200 dollars per operator yearly, aided by home market feeds and labor, with manure improving soil and yields.
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Department of Economics and Sociology
Colorado Agricultural College
Greeley
J. T. Gurdick
Teanowolst
Skil in Getting Most Milk From Herd of Cows
The article argues that knowing ration calculation alone does not ensure top milk output. True skill combines practical cow knowledge with ration arithmetic, aligning feed cost and production. It contrasts theoretical economists with American dairy farmers who optimize by hands on dairy expertise.
Dairy Facts for Healthy Cows and Calves
Watch bags of cows to prevent injury and milk out tiling. Fall freshening boosts milk by 10 to 20 percent over spring. A varied grain mix pleases the herd with corn oats bran gluten meal and oilseed meals. Calves need fresh water with milk and a touch of limestone in the ration aids alfalfa use. Scours cause profuse stools and calf suffering, often fatal within 24 to 30 hours.
Popular Swagger Waistcoats Rise In Cotton Fashions
A fashion notebook notes swagger waistcoats gain favor with new cotton weaves. Tailored two piece outfits and waistcoats are highlighted as essential for home dressmakers, with quality cottons seen as proper for street, office, and informal events, reflecting broader style shifts.
Pigs Thrive Better on Large Pastures, Illinois Study Finds
Illinois agriculture notes show pigs on pastures of two acres or more have fewer runts and healthier conditions than those in confined spaces. On small plots under one acre, runts averaged 1 per 71 pigs, while larger pastures reduced disease and worm infestations, per E T Robbins.
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Farm Advisory
College of Agrteculure
University of Ilinois
E. T. Robbins
Heber City
Utah
Frank Andrews
Department of Agriculture
Salt Lake
Live Stock and Fashion Trends Highlight Rural Page
Agricultural notes urge profitable use of waste feed for sheep and alfalfa hay for breeding, with hog shade boosting gains and feed mix improvements. Fashion guidance covers waistcoats, fabrics, trims, and dress silhouettes, noting masculine tailoring, decorative details, and coordinated street and campus looks.
Nations clash over submarine tonnage in tripartite talks
At Geneva and Washington sessions, Japan seeks 70 000 tons of submarines, seeking a higher share than the US British 60 000 to 80 000 range. The US proposes 60 000 to 80 000 for itself and Britain, 26 000 to 54 000 for Japan, amid a high-stakes naval conference shaping the future tonnage balance. Meanwhile storms in Arizona cause thousands of dollars in damage, and aviators plan transatlantic flights from Paris to New York. A tiny wind powered boat from England prepares an Atlantic voyage.
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Mexican Economic Struggles Driven by Tax Push and Oil Slump
A Mexican economic briefing notes severe conditions as prolonged suspensions in domestic and camp operations hit production in Tampico, Durango, San Luis, and Durango areas. High taxes and low prices are cited as primary factors, with blame placed on central policy and market pressures affecting key firms.
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News Notes on Utah road bids and state projects
District Office of the U S Bureau of Public Roads recommends Ora Bundy of Ogden for the Stanley to Ketchum Clayton road contract in Idaho with a 52954 58 bid. Lehi prepares for a 61000 camp at Jordan Narrows for Utah Guardsmen training July 15, with completion expected by July 10. Forest supervisors meet at Great Basin station in Ephraim with Idaho district No 4 members and Ogden district staff in attendance.
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Forest Supervision of District No
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Joseph Seely
Sanpete
Provo
Utah
Department of Agriculture
George A. Scott
United States
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Park City
Logan Canyon
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