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Hay Pellets Spark Active Debate in Agriculture
Pelleting hay, disks 5 8 to 2 inches diameter and 1 2 to 2 inches thick, could automate feeding and cut storage needs. Michigan State and other colleges study the process with field exhibits at Farmers' Week. Proponents cite easier conveyor transport and potential faster weight gain in pellet fed animals, while critics note storage and feeding costs may offset benefits.
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Michigan State University
Npeli
Train diets chiccago new service for special meals
Union Pacific announces a new service requiring travelers on trains to request special meals to fit viral diet needs when ordering tickets.
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Rural Areas Get Started On March of Dimes Drive
A group of 21 women led by Mrs. James Cathy will head the March of Dimes drive in Washtenaw county rural areas. Committee chairmen by township include Ann Arbor Augusta Bridgewater Freedom Lima Lodi Lyndon Manchester Northfield Pittsfield Salem Solo Sharon Superior Sylvan Webster and Ypsilanti. Last year rural contributions reached $9,630.50.
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James Cathy
Hieber Road
Washtenaw County
Cathy
Robt
A. Lillie
Ann Arbor
Graham Day
Augusta
Russell Burkhardt
Bridgewater
Paul Boehler
Freedom
Georeg Freisinger
Lima
Arthur Katz
Lodi
John O’con
Adrian Onderdonk
Pittsfield
H. Famuliner
Salem
Ned Robinson
Salme
Donald Gary
Solo
Leslie Chavey
Sharon
Paul Meyer
Superior
Homer Kuhl
Sylvan
Lawrence Wheeler
Webster
Waldron Emerson
Harold Nielson
Ypsilanti
March of Dimes Campaign
Washtenaw Garden Chair Meets Monday
The Washtenaw Organic Farm and Garden Club meets Monday at 7 45 in Ann Arbor High School room C 104. Alemayyehw a Ethiopian graduate student at Eastern Michigan College will show slides and discuss agriculture and living conditions there. An open forum on recipes using whole grain flour and organic foods follows. A committee will compile the recipes for a cookbook. Door prizes feature organic products. Meetings are open to the public.
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Washtenaw: Organic Farm and Garden Club
Ann Arbor High School
Eastern Michigan College
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