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Drought Spurs Pasture Fertilizer Use and Cost Cuts
Drought prompts pasture fertilization in the hay and pasture belt as a national fertilizer official predicts up to 1,000,000 tons yearly, aiming to reduce feed costs for dairy herds and stabilize milk output. Cornell finds summer feeding cheaper than winter, boosting profits if fertilized grazing replaces costly manger feeding.
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Associated Press
New York
Europe
J. B. Abbott
National Fertilizer Association
Bellows Falls
Association
Farm Press
Nation
Broadway
Cornell University
Abbott