Pasture Research Aiming To Improve Milk Quality At Nebraska
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station researchers under Prof. I L Hathaway study rotational grazing on 40 acres with fertilizer and sprinkler irrigation to maximize pasture use for dairy cows. The plan compares pasture versus drylot feeding, examines Vitamin A in grass produced milk and butter, bloat risks with alfalfa, drought and water needs, and how to establish legume in bromegrass while tracking production, breeding efficiency, and lifetime production over a decade.
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University of Nebraska ‘Agricultural Experiment Station
I. L
Jack
Hathaway
Dairy Department
Agricultural Engineering and Agronomy Apartments
Prof. Hathaway
Rylot
Prof
Irrigation pasture aides dairy herds in Nebraska project
Professor Hathaway suggests Nebraska farmers could irrigate small pasture areas to feed dairy cows, boosting milk quality and cow health. The plan aims to provide farmers with answers as the Missouri Basin irrigation program expands, with fertilization and clipping to maintain tender feed.
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Prof
Hathaway
Nebraska
County Court Fines For Traffic And Battery Offenses
Palmer Garvin of SCC was fined 1 dollar and costs for driving without a license. Ramon Hernandez was fined 1 dollar and costs for failure to stop for a school bus. Vera Salas was fined 1 dollar and costs for failure to stop for a school bus. Phillip Hephner was fined 1 dollar and costs for failing to stop for a school bus. Harry Pokrwnis ki was fined 1.40 dollars and costs for assault and battery. Vincent Juliano of Chicago paid 10 dollars for speeding.
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Palmer Garvin
SCC
Quay Twig Ramon Hernandez
Vera A. Salas
Phillip Hephner
Harry D. Pokrwinski
Vincent J. Juliano
Chicago
Court fines for speeding and intoxication cases
Police Court records show James W. Meyer Jr fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Harry E. Heath and Vern Bowman charged with intoxication each fined 10 dollars and costs. John C. Stmka fined 50 dollars and costs with a 30 day license suspension. Alex Esquibel fined 10 dollars for intoxication. Dewey Frederickson charged with driving while intoxicated for six months. Joe Jacquimen fined 10 dollars for intoxication. Jess Bowers charged with intoxication. Russell charged with intoxication and disturbance fined 20 dollars and costs.
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James W. Meyer, Jr
Harry E. Heath
Broadwater
Vern Bowman
Alex Esquibel
Dewey Frederickson
Joe Jacquimen
Denver
Jess Bowers
Thomas FE. Russell
Highway Patrol Officers Face Licensing and Traffic Fines
Edward J. Rice of SOD was fined 1 for driving without a license plus costs. Harold Steele of Potter paid 3.10s and costs for failure to yield right of way. Dale Ladow faced speeding and driving without a license with a 10 fine plus costs. Jack Fyffe of Cheyenne forfeited 25 for speeding.
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Edward J. Rice
Harold Steele
Potter
Dale Ladow
Jack Fyffe
Cheyenne
Man Warns About Dangers of Hard Water Curd
A speaker warns that hard water curd harbors dangerous bacteria. The curd forms when hard water mixes with soap and coats every surface it contacts.
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United States
Canada
Gain
Fresh Picnic
Boston
Local traffic fines listed for three drivers
Dennis J. Moren of Kimball charged with intrastate hauling violation was fined 15 dollars and costs. Kenneth H. Brookshire of Akron Ohio fined 10 dollars and costs for improper passing. George C. Hoggart of SOD fined 20 dollars and costs for driving under suspension. Moren is employed by Pioneer Drilling Co.
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Dennis
J. Moren
Kimball
Moren
Pioneer Drilling Co
Kenneth H. Brookshire
Akron
Ohio
George C. Hoggart
Fall Feeder Day Set for October Six at North Platte
The twenty first annual Fall Feeders Day is scheduled for Saturday October 6 at the Experiment Station in North Platte. The event opens at 10 a.m. and attendees are asked to meet there to view experimental cattle and hogs. Over 100 steers from the brome alfalfa pasture tests and hogs from the antibiotic test will be on display. After lunch a meeting follows at the North Platte Senior High School with Guy.
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North Platte
1000 West 2Nd
Guy
Talk topics at Experiment Station event outline speakers
Baker presiding. The topic of the talk will be the place of the Experiment Station. Tone C Adams, superintendent, will discuss Grass In My Beef Cattle Program. Dr Charles Mueller of Ogallala Neb will present cattle feeding. Other speakers include Robert Ramig on vegetation of abandoned farm lands. Dawson County Livestock Club will demonstrate feeding cattle on alfalfa pasture. M L Baker will discuss utilization of grass and roughage. Albert J Clawson will report on current cattle feeding. Guy N Baker will report on antibiotics for swine feed.
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No. Baker
Tone C. Adams
Charles Mueller
Ogallala
Nebr
Robert Ramig
Jim Beihl
Harold Rickertson
Lexington
Dawson County
Livestock
First rail stations lit by electricity in Paris and Glasgow
Lighting The Times of London states Gare du Nord in Paris became the first railway station lit by electricity in 1875, followed about a year later by St. Enoch's in Glasgow Scotland. The electric illumination marks the early adoption of electric lighting in major European rail hubs.
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Times of London
Gare du Nord
Paris
St. Enoch’s
Glasgow
Scotland
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Journal of the
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