Idaho Claims Largest Elk Herd and High Hunter Success
Idaho Fish and Game reports elk population growth since 1926 and a high hunter success rate with 54,920 elk tags sold last year and about 16,000 hunters taking wapiti. Nonresident harvest averages 48 percent while residents run about 27 percent. Elk range spans 40 of 44 counties with habitat changes from historic fires boosting winter forage.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Hunter
Levi Mohler
Morehhan
Clearwater
Shoshone
Department
Salmon River Game Preserve
Pocatello and
Selway
Mohler
Hower
Yellowstone
Jackson’s Hole
Panhandle
Preston Citizen directs readers to call at No 8
In a local notice the Preston Citizen advises residents to contact the office at No 8 for information or to place inquiries. The directive emphasizes using the provided number to reach the appropriate desk.
Farming Around by Mark Welsh on corn loss and chain saw care
Mark Welsh explains estimating corn losses by counting ears in a 133 foot row and kernels in a 40 inch square to calculate shelled corn loss per acre. He also advises inspecting sepia tanks for sludge and proper chain saw maintenance including tension and oiling for longer use.
Self fed hog rations and salt use in beef cattle
The article explains balanced self fed hog mixtures with ground alfalfa and soybean oil meal, plus a plan for sow feeding and pasture to barn transitions. It cites a trial from Alabama Polytechnic Institute showing 25 to 30 percent salt with 70 to 75 percent cottonseed meal as a self fed mix for beef cows, with no health or calf performance issues.
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Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Better Study First Before Retiring To Poultry Business
University of Idaho study of Idaho poultry operations 1958 59 analyzes cost time and labor for a 2500 hen unit. Labor dominates profits with 70 percent of the operator’s time on eggs and 487 yearly hours for feeding pit cleaning and litter. Daily egg gathering and cleaning take over three hours. time savings in eggs boosts profits.
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University of Idaho
Idaho
Wills Oliverson
Preston
Robert Black
University of Idaho Extension Service
Black
Edwards Family Visit Highlights local ties
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Edwards and their children of Phoenix spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Edwards, reflecting family connections in the community.
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Gene Edwards
Phoenix
Warren Edwards
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By Mark Welsh
Mark ‘Welsh
Mark Welsh
Gustav Bohstedt
University of Wisconsin
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Cheez
Kraft’s
Thomas Merc
Swan Lake
Idake
Chevrolet
Chevy
America
Cranney
Preston, Idaho