Poultry Feeding Emphasis Shifts to Adequate Ration
Dr G F Heuser of the Cornell Poultry Department argues the key to good feeding is ensuring birds eat enough balanced feed. The method matters only so far as it achieves adequate daily intake and a complete ration with all essential nutrients, whether or not feeding practices vary.
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G. F. Heuser
Cornell Poultry Department
WNU
Better Not Overfeed the Bull, Authority Asserts
A Hoard's Dairyman note emphasizes not overfeeding mature bulls to avoid fat and listless behavior. It advises limiting hay during heavy service, allowing 10 to 15 pounds of hay when not in heavy work, and suggests a feed mix of ground corn and oats or corn plus bran and cottonseed meal. Pea hay is preferred to redtop.
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Farm conveniences rise as autos radios spread in survey
The United States census surveyed 3,000 typical farms over the past year. It found seven in ten farms owned automobiles and six had radios. Truck ownership rose from 18 to 24 percent and passenger automobile ownership from 64 to 71 percent.
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United States
Notes for Farmers Protecting Crops From Dampness and Drafts
The article discusses seeds and moisture protection for crops, noting seasonal practices and annual production figures. It references a 1927 36 average and references a large bushel total of 6 682 000 in a period likely connected to cane crops and regional farming patterns.
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Paul Works a Hard Field Lesson in Corinth
This piece argues for robust Christian courage over sentimentality. It follows Paul’s Athens to Corinth journey, noting his trials in a wicked city, divine encouragement, and the secret of victory through God’s power rather than human eloquence.
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