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The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1925

Page

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Word Puzzle From Virginia River and Potatoes

A garbled crossword style entry lists numerous clues and partial answers including items like river in Virginia and sweet potato. It references various numbers and terms such as Roman emperor and Italian phrases, with a note the solution will appear in the next issue.

Earth Virginia

Shed Lambing Ailment Strikes Idaho Ewes This Spring

United States Department of Agriculture findings warn of heavy losses among aged ewes at lambing due to close confinement and excessive feeding. Observations by Dr. W. T. Dean and J. S. Dade note losses in Idaho and potential spread to other states as lambing season begins, with prevention through exercise and balanced rations for at least 80 days before lambing.

United States Department Agriculture W. Tean Federal Bureau of Animal Industry JS. Dade Idaho Board of Sheep Ene Idaho

Feeding Available Milk for Profitable Farm Returns

Feeding available milk to hens can boost profits on many farms. The milk may be fed fresh or soured. sour milk offers lactic acid benefits and reduces bowel issues. In winter it is hard to sour milk, so warm it and add a small amount of sour milk to fresh skim milk to act as a starter. Keep buckets and utensils clean and sweet with thorough regular cleaning.

Pasture Rotation Reduces Parasite Ravages in Sheep

Government tests at Beltsville Maryland show that systematic rotation of forage pastures helps lambs reach market weight with fewer stomach worm infections. While helpful, rotation alone does not fully suppress parasites. dosing with copper sulfate is suggested for complete control. Details are available from the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington, D C.

United States Department of Agriculture Beltsville Bar of Animal Industry Met Bureau of Animal Industry Washington, D. C

How to Kill Ox Warbles on the Backs of Cattle

Dr Alexander promotes preventing and treating ox warbles in cattle by frequent spraying with a reliable repellent and by squeezing out and destroying every grub. For mature boils press with a bottle mouth and apply a mix of one part iodoform to five parts lard to aid healing or destroy forming grubs.

Alexander

Clover seed unlikely to restore dairy cow production

A Rural New Yorker writer argues that clover seed will not restore milk yield in cows with slumped production. The piece notes clover seed acts as a protein carrier but lacks miraculous effects and warns its high cost versus established protein carriers like cottonseed meal and gluten meal.

New Yorker

Practical farming tips for year plans and soil care

The article urges crop rotation to protect soil and reduce pests and advises planning fields now for the year. It notes cauliflower growth like early cabbage, importance of paint to deter rats, clean poultry houses for laying hens, and feeding variety for poultry and calves. It frames the farmer as a practical scientist using nature as a laboratory.

Cow Testing Associations Offer Quick Dairy Gains

The cow testing association provides a simple, economical way for dairy farmers to record milk and feed costs, calculate profit per cow, and improve herds. A tester visits monthly, weighs milk, records feed, applies Babcock tests, and helps with rations and breeding ideas.

H. M. Harmon

Digest and Assimilate Nutrients in Corn Cobs

Experiments show it costs more energy to digest corn cobs than the nutrients they provide. Ground oats and bran in the cow’s ration reduce the value of grinding or buying crushed cobs, and grinding cobs separately to lighten the meat portion is likely unwise.

Dairy Profit and Herd Health Take Center Stage

A Kansas Agricultural College note urges dairy focus for grain farmers, arguing a few cows can secure income while winter prices rise due to lower production. Idaho dairy Jerseys and Holsteins pass TB tests, accredited for five years with no reactors, underscoring efficient dairy rations and economy over love of work.

The Kansas Agricultural College University of Idaho

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