Automatic Mixers Improve Farm Efficiency and Cut Labor
The article describes electrically powered mixers placed near grinders or in barns to automate feed mixing. Shelled corn is piped from a bin to a grinder, ground grain is returned to the mixer, supplements added, and mixed grain is loaded into a cart with minimal manual work.
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Three Major Problems Face Pork Producers
Michigan State college specialists list three challenges for 1948 pork plans. A short corn crop, a tight corn-hog ratio, and a stressed feed conservation program threaten breeding sufficient sows for spring pigs and could leave hogs short to consume the corn crop.
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