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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1966

Page

3

Revival Campaign Aims at Wembley Meeting in England

Campaign underway through July 2 aims to spark a revival in London and England led by Billy Graham and team. Clergy across churches urged to mobilize prayer and holiness to revive the Church, believing revival can bless England and the United States and restore spiritual power through Holy Spirit.

Wembley Stadium England London Billy Graham United States John Wesley Jesus Christ People of God

More Milk Per Acre With Drylot Feeding

Iowa State University scientist F Foreman notes two dairy feeding paths to boost milk per acre. Rotation pastures raise carrying capacity in dry weather and surplus can be baled as hay in wet seasons. Drylot feeding uses winter gear and storage, enables even feed quality, and suits distant pastures.

Mogram F. Foreman Dai Iowa State University

Wasteful Grazing and Green Feeding for Feed Efficiency

A historic farming note discusses crop waste from trampling and the high losses of crops such as sudan and sudan sorghum when grazed. It explains that green chopped or ensiled forage becomes almost fully usable, reducing pasture area needs if managed properly. It also stresses economies of scale, recommending at least 50 cows and sufficient forage harvesting equipment, and notes that stored feeding avoids daily harvesting but brings fly and manure removal challenges.

Sudan Gays

Let us Talk Gardening Garden tips for fertilizing and seed care

Extension specialist Den Fo Vance of Iowa State University advises on gardening practices. High nitrogen fertilizer boosts vegetable growth but may reduce fruit. apply one pint per 50 feet of row after planting while avoiding overfertilization. Remove old flower heads and seed pods to promote bloom. Start perennials from seed in June with a shaded seed bed and light daily watering until established.

den Fo Vance Iowa State University Lacs Vance

Calves Pasture Diet Based On Starter Feed Says ISU Expert

Dairy calf six months old may pasture this summer if parasites are controlled and supplemental feed is adequate. Iowa State University nutrition researcher N L Jacobson urges a palatable starter. calves can be weaned at about one month with good starter. Free choice starter up to 4 5 pounds daily. molasses-containing mixes preferred for palatability. Good hay from early age. later forage becomes major ration. provide water and iodized salt.

N. L. Jacobson Iowa State University Jacobson

Calf Rearing Notes on Diet and Housing

The guide states trace-mineral salt should be freely available and high quality forage reduces grain needs after eight to ten months. Indoor calves require dry, well ventilated quarters and an outdoor exercise lot is desirable.

Plan Emergency and Supplement Forage Plan Forage crop guidance text

Emergency forage plan discusses sudangrass and sudangrass sorghum crosses as fast growing, high yielding options. It covers planting windows from late May to early July, multiple cuttings in summer, yield expectations of four to six tons per acre, grazing and harvesting timing, rotation strategies, and cautions on prussic acid poisoning and hay handling. It emphasizes flexible uses as pasture green crop ensilage or hay and notes harvesting at specific growth stages for quality.

F. Wy Schalfer Extension Agronomist Towa State University Schaller Sudan Seanvier Sebastey

Silage Pros and Cons for Sudangrass and Related Crops

The note compares sudangrass and sudangrass crosses with alfalfa, noting lower yield and quality for the sorghum types but advantages in silage. Drying in swath or windrow is needed at earlier stages, with moisture targets around 20 percent to permit direct cutting.

Schaller outlines heat period dairy milk production tips

Schaller notes high production four to six weeks after planting and during hot summers. He advises using supplemental perennial grass regume pastures to reduce mid-summer slumps in milk production.

Schaller

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