Breeding Hens Require Vitamins A D and G Says Rutgers Expert
Prof C S Platt of Rutgers outlines the need for vitamins in breeding hen diets. He notes vitamins A D and G are essential for chick health and early growth, with G often missing from common feeds and best supplied by dried yeast liver meal or dried dairy products. For 100 birds, one pound of dried buttermilk or skim milk daily is advised, or three quarters of a pound of high quality dried whey if used. Breeders should limit grain to ensure adequate mash intake and complete nutrition.
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C.S. Platt
Rutgers University
Regrassing Old Fields Cuts Insect Breeding Risk
Dr. P N Annand of the US Department of Agriculture warns that weedy abandoned fields in moist regions and dry infertile land are prime breeding grounds for grasshoppers and other pests. Restoring good grass cover quickly reduces hazard to nearby crops and aids insect control.
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P. N. Annand
United States Department of Agriculture
Dr. Annand
Mineral Deficiency in Cattle Feed and Forage Sources
Cattle and calves gnawing fence posts signal mineral deficiency in the ration. Legume hays rich in calcium like cowpea soybean clover and alfalfa help if soil lime levels are adequate. A grain mix with 30 percent wheat bran cottonseed meal and soybean meal provides phosphorus. A free access salt steamed bone meal mineral mix is harmless.
Agricultural Trends and World Dairy Notes for 1941
Vegetable seed for 1941 planting is expected to be short. Sheep goat and buffalo milk are used for cheese making in many European and Oriental countries. Two thirds of South America and one fourth of the United States populations are employed in agriculture.
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Yankees Favored in 1941 Pennant Race Against Tigers
baseball analyst Robert McShane weighs 1941 hopes for New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers. He cites Rodgers, DiMaggio and Keller on the Yanks while noting risks from Hank Greenberg and Cleveland. He predicts strong White Sox, Browns gains but flags limited openings for Red Sox, Athletics, Senators.
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