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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1951

Page

8

Water softening boosts milk yield in Holsteins at Plymouth

At a Sheboygan County Holstein Breeders meeting in Plymouth Wisconsin researchers reported cows fed a soft water ration produced up to 50 percent more milk. The high producer Seth je Della Forbes increased from 80 to 121 pounds daily after switching to soft water, with prior records showing varying yields after calving. The experiment was led by E J Culligan of Northbrook Illinois.

Sheboygan County Holstein Breeders Association Plymouth Wis Seth Je Della Forbes E. J Culligan Northbrook III E. J. Culligan

Marketing Quotas Not Imposed on Wheat in 1951

Secretary Brannan declares no marketing quotas for the 1951 wheat crop due to broad compliance with 1950 acreage allotments. He notes continued avoidance possible if growers plant within 1951 allotments. The 1950-51 supply is estimated at 1,395 million bushels, about 18 percent above normal.

Charles F Brannan Branman

New Farm Wagon Reduces Hayride Bumps

A bumpless wagon design allows front and rear axles to tilt independently, keeping balance while transporting up to 8000 pounds. The feature minimizes weaving and tossing during hayrides, signaling practical improvement for farmers.

Artificial Cattle Breeding Revolutionizes Dairy

Lawrence A. Raymer surveys the rise of artificial insemination in dairy cattle, tracing its 1930s origins in Denmark to U S adoption via the Cheyenne County association. It covers semen collection advances, progeny testing, and rumors of future multi-embryo production and regulated pedigrees through Fred S. Idse and affiliated breed groups.

Lawrence A. Raymer Beloit Wis Daily News Ivan Walker Sidney Cheyenne Coury Dairy Breders Association Colleges of Agriculture America Dairy Herd Improvement Association Denmark United States New Jersey Cheyvenne County Ganized C. W. Nibler Nebraska College of Agriculture Cheyenne County Association Cheyenne County Fred S. Idse National Brown Swiss Breeders Association Dairy Cattle Association Idse

Girl Scouts Troop 7 Elects New Officers

The Girl Scouts of Troop No. 7 held a Valentine party on Feb 12. New officers are Judy Krueger president Lorraine Kaus vice president Donna Hi etz secretary Janice Ringleman treasurer Katherine Pierson call girl Joan Burr call girl Lila Christensen patrol leader Charlotte Anne Dorwart patrol leader Jayne McIntosh Reporter.

Girl Scouts Judy Krueger Lorraine Kaus Donna Hietz Janice Ringleman Katherine Pierson Joan Burr Lila Christensen Charlotte Anne Dorwart

New Effort Pledged To Get Grain Cars

A. H. Gass of the Interstate Commerce Commission and chairman of the Association of American Railroads car service division told Nebraska officials railroads will be policed to enforce standing box car orders. He said snarled terminals need a full week to clear after a recent tieup and urged receivers to extend work days and use weekend crews to release cars and improve freight car supply.

Nebraska Nebraska Railway Commission A. H. Gass Interstate Commerce Commission Car Service Division The Association of American Railroads ISS ARR Richard H. Larson Railway Commission Gass

Ultra High Sound Waves Knock Off Borer Moth

Scientists at the US Department of Agriculture Beltsville center report ultra high frequency sound waves disable the corn borer moth and also affect mosquitoes and some bacteria in milk. Researchers now bombard hybrid seed corn to test if germination can be sped up.

US Department of Agriculture Research Center Beltsville

Hog lice spread in winter pig sheds

Hog lice infest shoats during cold months as pigs crowd in sheds for warmth. The lice move between animals, increasing infections and discomfort in the herd.

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