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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1950

Page

6

High Quality Hay Cuts Dairy Costs and Labor

Michigan State College economist Tim othy Hodge says feed and labor make up about 80 percent of dairy production costs. He notes good pasture and high quality hay reduce expenses, boost net returns, and that pastures and alfalfa hay provide protein, minerals, and vitamins while cutting labor through self-harvested feed.

Timothy Hodge Michigan State College Hodge

Disease in piglets baffles scientists as new condition emerges

Farmers report a strange illness in newborn pigs that causes shivering and jerking, sometimes a dancing movement. The American Veterinary Medical Association notes the mystery behind myoclonia congenita, first described in 1922, with Dr. H. C. H. Kernkamp of the University of Minnesota reporting on current findings.

The American Veterinary Medical Association H. C. H. Kernkamp University of Minnesota

Electrified Farming film shows electricity aiding farms

General Electric releases a color film titled Electrified Farming illustrating electric crop dryers barn cleaners milking machines water pumps brooders and ventilation fans as examples of electricity widening farm productivity and efficiency.

General Electric

Preventing leaf loss from clay pots with rim treatments

Clay pots accumulate soil chemicals at the rim which can cause plants to shed lower leaves. Prevention options include using glazed pots, dipping the upper rim in paraffin, or covering the rim with tin foil.

Soybeans Rise as Minnesota Cash Crop in War Years

Soybeans became a key cash crop in Minnesota amid wartime and postwar prices. Acreage grew from 30 000 acres in 1939 to 920 000 in 1947 then edged down to 709 000 in 1949, with most gains 1944 to 1947 and over 5 percent of tillable land in 19 counties planted in 1949.

Minnesota

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