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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
2
Four season tests at the Texas substation Sonora show phenothiazine-salt in troughs before sheep greatly lowers worm eggs in feces. Ewes drop from 1180 to 60 and lambs from 1700 to 30 eggs per gram. No health harm to ewes or lambs.
Purdue university tests show hogs given salt in daily rations gain two and a half times faster. Average daily gain for salted hogs was 1.71 pounds versus 0.67 for controls, with 45 extra pounds gained per extra salt pound. Each salt pound saves $5.60 in feed.
The ammonium salt of 2 4 D mixed with 2 8 ure a at 15 percent and fermate at 2 pounds per 100 gallons shows effective results for small grains and grass in field trials.
Iowa State agronomists advise plowing down cover crops early to save soil moisture. Rye and vetch use substantial moisture on warm days, risking insufficient moisture for germination of new crops without rain. Nitrogen also adds to soil.
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