June Dairy Month urged for postwar dairy planning
Shatter Press notes June Dairy Month 1946 highlights high dairy demand but severe feed shortages. H. T. Strong of the Extension Service suggests immediate and long term plans, including ample roughage, seeds, hay, silage, and temporary pastures like oats and vetch for fall and winter to maintain production.
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H. T. Strong
Agricultural Extension Service
Mrs Foth Celebrates Long Life and Courageous Journey
In a Fresno column note, Mrs. Foth is highlighted for a life spanning 60 to 65 years of travel and endurance. Born in Russia to Holland Dutch parents, she came to America at seven, endured poverty in Kansas and Oklahoma, learned English late, and moved to California in 1968. She has raised two children and eight homeless children, earning Orchids for her spirit. The Fresno items add short notes on Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Channeson visiting Fresno and Mrs. McClure in Encinitas visiting relatives.
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