Silage Crops Offer Pasture Substitute for Oklahoma
A Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College bulletin by Prof. M A Beeson details silage as a profitable pasture substitute amid high grain prices. It notes silage yields per acre, drought resilience, and storage efficiency, with corn, sorghums, and cane as principal crops and guidance on crop choice by region and soil type.
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Oklahoma
M. A. Beeson
Department of Agronomy
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Stillwater
Farmers urged to act on lack of allos and silo care
Farmers with no allos should seriously consider the problem. In the western part of the state hospitals have proven satiutartory and a cheaply constructed. Above all, there should not be an empty silo where livestock is to be fed.
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