Michigan Tourism Booms Ahead of Great Vacation Season
Michigan prepares for a record summer as two and a half million out of state visitors seek recreation in parks lakes and woods. Five million tourists from Illinois Indiana and Ohio expected. cabins camping and trout and pike fisheries expanding to meet demand.
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Plan Farmers Day features include Combine field demo
Barmer’s Day at Michigan State College on July 27 will showcase the Combine labor saving machine in field conditions as a highlight. Hundreds of acres of experimental work will be inspected with soil tests poultry and livestock studies featured. An afternoon program may include a historical pageant on Michigan agriculture alongside music and talks.
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Preventing spread of abortion in herds through careful buying
The owner can keep a herd free from infectious abortion by sanitary measures and careful stock purchases. Buying infected animals risks bringing abortion and breeding diseases. a clean herd may be built from a mildly infected one, but a badly diseased herd is often cheaper to replace with healthy stock.
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