Kentucky Livestock Breeding Sale Advances Purebred Bulls
The USDA reports the first Kentucky better-sires sale of the year yielded 130 purebred bulls for breeding. Wayland Rhoads of the UK extension division notes expected improvement, as farmers gain access to superior stock at reasonable prices with more sales planned.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
Wayland Rhoads
University of Kentucky
Very Few Real Runts Born and Farm Care Facts
An editorial from a Central West farm paper argues most so called runts arise from poor housing feed and care rather than genetics. It notes nearly 1 000 farmers report to the U S Department of Agriculture on runt prevention and urges better weaning management to ensure young stock receive nourishment and start strong.
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Central West
United States Department of Agriculture
Way of Raising Mule Costs Embraces Faster Growth
The piece explains a shift from an old practice of roughing out young mules to a modern method that feeds colts before weaning and trains them for harness earlier. It notes that two year olds can work but should not be pushed, with three as the preferred age for regular duty.
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Feeding corn to hogs for gradual acclimation
A guide suggests giving hogs a few stalks of corn over the fence at the advanced milk stage, gradually increasing the amount to a full feed in 10 to 12 days. Monitor closely to prevent digestive trouble and ensure all hogs eat.
Silo Pays Large Dividends on Farm Feeding
The article extols silos as the key to farm success and thrift. It argues that ensiling corn improves feeding of cows, beef cattle, or sheep and helps carry livestock through winter economically, urging farmers to invest in silos as a symbol of progressive husbandry.
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