Skim Milk Value Recognized By Many People
Health advocates and dairy experts discuss skim milk as a lower cost nutritious alternative to whole milk. Fortified skim milk adds vitamins A and D, with processors meeting rising demand for lower fat dairy options.Experts note fat content and price influence consumer choices while forecasts of continued growth in skim milk use are tied to dietary trends and nutrition education.
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Fred Cremer Greiner
Greira
Cote Leyes
Tyta
Gromer
Miuerrs
Farmers Advised Use Right Fertilizers For Crops
Farmers urged using proper fertilizer types based on soil needs as 1949 fertilizer use rose across regions from 1939 levels. Increases concentrated in South Central, South Atlantic, and East North Central, with Iowa and Minnesota doubling regional gains. Emphasis on not replacing lime manure or crop rotation, and on nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium roles and soil variation in determining fertilizer choice.
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United States
South Central
South Atlantic
East North Central
West North Central
Iowa
Minnesota
Harvest Sale At Firestone Attracts Much Interest
Firestone Store on Broad street Cedar hosts an annual harvest sale with unusually low prices across a wide range of goods. Shoppers browse items from children's toys to refrigerators and electric appliances while Firestone checks quality in its testing lab. The sale highlights deal prices on heaters toasters clocks bikes tires and more with retreading options offered by Firestone experts.
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Firestone
Broad Street
Cedar
Childran
Milo Sharp
Uys
Imany
Oaks Threatened By New Disease In Ohio Forests
Oak Wilt, a new disease to Ohio, endangers state forests and shade trees. An emergency appropriation of 15000 dollars was approved by the State Controlling Board for the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station at Wooster. A state committee of experts from multiple agencies will coordinate response and research. The disease, first seen in Wisconsin and later across the corn belt, reached Ohio in 1950 with confirmed cases in several counties. Oaks can make up 70 to 85 percent of commercial timber in many Ohio forests, heightening concern. Detection relies on aerial surveys and ground inspection, with samples sent to Wooster for lab analysis.
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Wooster
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
State Controlling Board
L. L. Rummell
H. C. Young
Claud Neiswander
O. D. Diller
Forest W. Dean
Agricultural Extension Service
D. B. Frampton
Robert Paton
Ohio Forestry Association
Harold
Potter
State Department of Agriculture
A. O. Alderman
Division of Forestry
State Department of Natural Resources
A. G. Chapman
Central States Forest Experiment Station
Paul Tilford
National Arborists’ Association
U.S Department of Agriculture
National Oak Wilt Committee
American Forest Products Industry
Wisconsin
Lake County
Cuyahoga
Lake
Medina
Knox
Coshocton
Ross
Pike
Vinton
Hocking
Muskingum
Scioto
Rummell
Grass-Legume Meadows Seen Cutting Milk Costs in Ohio
Ohio State University economist Elmer F Baumer led a 14th annual milk market conference session on boosting efficiency. Mt Gilead dairy farmer George Jackson described a farm system with 30 Jersey cows fed on 22 acres of grain and 11 of oats, plus 10 to 12 acres of bluegrass pasture and alfalfa mixed pasture. He uses meadow crop silage and hay with small amounts of low protein grain, relying on meadow silage and hay for protein. total animals on the farm listed as close to 60 head.
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Columbus
Elmer F. Baumer
Ohio State University
George Jackson
Dary Farmer
Elwood Davis
Mt. Gilead
Morrow County
Jackson
Jersey
C. D. McGrew
Make Mine Blue Pasturing and Feeding Costs Discussed
In 1930 a Morrow County farmer lime fertilized and mowed bluegrass pastures, later adding meadow pastures. Today he combines bluegrass and meadow pastures for the season. Dry weather silage and hay feed complement the pasture system. TD N figures show pasture yields 100 pounds TD N per 29 cents, alfalfa hay 100 pounds TD N per 49 cents, 66 bushels per 100 pounds TD N at $1.19, and corn 100 pounds TD N yielding 63 bushels at $1.29. The note ends with a line on sheep breeding for different fleece colors.
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Morrow County
United States Department of Agriculture
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