Value of a dairy bull should be proven before disposal
North Carolina State College expert says bureau records show many bulls lose value when killed or sold before daughters’ production proves their merit. Keep proven sires or slaughter only if service quality is poor. dangerous bulls can be confined with simple equipment and safe handling as shown by Caldwell County farmers.
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John A. Arey
North Carolina State College
Bureau of Dairying
Washington
Asys
Acey
Arey
Caldwell
Pasture Essentials for Steady Milk Flow in Summer
Good pasture sustains milk yield in heat. Grass is the cheapest feed and yields higher milk output per equal feed. Mineral deficiencies may appear on good pasture. Overstocking damages pasture. topdress with manure or fertilizer to supply nitrogen minerals. Lime and phosphorus help.
New York State College Favors Early Cut Hay Plan
New York State College recommends cutting hay early and feeding grain to dairy cows. For Ayrshires in early summer, one pound of grain per five pounds of milk. Jerseys and Guernseys may need more with drought. Suggested grain mix includes wheat bran, hominy, gluten feed, and cottonseed meal. Summer feeding boosts annual yields and profit.
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Tod Ayrshires
New York State
Callege
Jerseys
Guernseys
Calves and Cattle Care Guidelines From Barn Management
Recommendations cover calf milk intake to prevent digestive issues, breeding timing in December and January, and avoidance of March to June. It notes possible issues from insufficient exercise and describes annual whitewashing, clean gutters, dirt-minimizing milking paint, and sterilization using clean water, boiling water, or steam.
Salacia Captain Receives Hat for Quebec Port Entry
Captain James Jack of the Salacia, first to enter Quebec this season, was awarded a shiny top hat and a gold-headed cane by Quebec harbor officials. The skipper accepts with evident delight though the land gifts clash with his seagoing uniform.
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James Jack
Donaldson Line
Salacia
Quebec
Betting on Jones Seeks $25,000 Bet on Bobby Jones Trio
Reported by Atlanta enthusiasts a $2,500 stake would yield $25,000 if Bobby Jones wins the four major golf events this year. Lloyds of London quotes 19 to 1 against Jones taking the British and American amateur and open titles. No one has won all four, with the condition that Jones must achieve the feat.
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Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Lloyds of London
Bobby
Father Son Conversation Reveals Farm Work Wages
A historical dialogue shows a father recalling earning 58 dollars per month on a farm during his youth. The son questions whether the father was worth more and mentions plans to go out for the evening with a ten dollar note.
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Weil
Preserving Eggs With Water Glass Method
Home canning advice explains how to store eggs using a water glass solution. Instructions cover jar preparation, solution ratios of water glass to water, egg selection, sealing, maintenance, and notes on washing and using eggs later.
Prevent Coccidiosis Among Little Chicks
Coccidiosis is a fatal poultry parasite that thrives in warm rainy springs. Four to six week old chicks are most at risk with losses up to 100 percent. Dr. G B Boughton recommends clean new lots each spring, plowing old houses, and regular thorough disinfection of houses and brooders.
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G B. Boughton
University of Hilnels
Light Colored Fowls Dominate Poultry Market
In the dressed poultry trade, buyers favor light colored birds across chickens fowls and turkeys. Well fattened properly bred birds fetch top prices while defects in bleeding or picking cut value. Fowls over 4.5 pounds earn a premium. capons nine pounds plus are sought by traders. Smaller geese and ducks over 4.5 pounds with white plumage are preferred.
Feeding Chicks Should Rest After Hatching
Orville Ufford of the Colorado Agricultural College says newly hatched chicks should not be fed for 48 to 72 hours. The yolk sac provides nourishment as the chick emerges, sustaining life for several days.
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Orville Ufford
Colorado Agricultural College
Mash for Eggs from Home Grown Feeds
The article notes that while modern poultry feeding for egg production is efficient some keepers ignore mash composition guidance. It highlights advantages of homegrown feeding supplies over commercial options and urges following reliable ingredient guidance from multiple sources.
Giant Drug Store in Geneva Reaches Global Scale
The largest drug store in the world is in Geneva Switzerland. It employs over 400 people and serves 700000 customers from across Europe. The store reports annual sales exceeding 1 million dollars.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Europe
Concealed Weapon Inquiry in Court Fails to Find Hiding
A judge questions a suspect about hidden weapons while an officer admits no weapon found yet. The exchange notes the suspect’s alleged profession and hints at ongoing search for contraband.
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Avord
Needs Doctoring In This Country
A Life magazine snippet notes some families fear their ancestors lack proof, leading them to hire a family tree surgeon to trace lineage for heritage claims. The piece highlights anxious households seeking genealogical certainty amid uncertain records.
Opportunity Often Misses the Train, Experts Say
A concise note suggests chances slip away when expectations meet routine delays. Analysts warn that timing and preparedness determine whether opportunities reach fruition, especially in transportation and schedules. The remark frames a practical pattern for business and life decisions.
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