Proved Dairy Bulls Lift U S Herds Says Expert
The United States Department of Agriculture and the Vermont Dairy Improvement Association highlight proven bulls as key to dairy gains. Mr Reed reports five daughters averaged 645 pounds butterfat versus dams at 386, with each daughter outperforming her dam by about 159 pounds.
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C. E. Reed
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Sieha
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Grade animal breeding using pure bred sires and offspring
The text explains crossing a pure bred sire with a female yields 50 to 60 percent pure bred offspring. Repeatedly breeding with pure sires advances purity to 25 percent grade and 75 percent pure bred, theoretically approaching full pure bred by seventh generation. It notes eligibility for registration becomes unattainable as blood pureness increases.
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Con Oary
Feeding Offers a Means of Marketing
The article notes feeding has been profitable and marketing feed can be a profitable method. It cautions that lambs with stomach infestations gain poorly in feed lots and likely incur losses. It states markets prefer fat lambs under weight limits and outlines feeder lamb weight targets for pricing and feed input.
Tramping Silage Questioned as Silage Quality Debated
Wisconsin researchers report untramped silage can equal or exceed quality of tramped silage. Delwiche notes uneven compaction causes mold. leveling and aeration control are key. Some farms now use single workers and alter distributor setup to avoid trampling and air pockets.
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BJ. Delwiche
Ashland and
Sturgeon Bay Branch
Wisconsin
Lime Compost as a Practical Substitute for Manure
The article notes lime compost using soft vegetable waste and mold as an enduring method in places. It argues that increasing manure supply via plant waste can cut costs amid rising prices and motor transport demand, returning nutrients to soil and aiding public welfare.
Farm feeding tips for hogs and fencing
The excerpt advises against feeding soybeans alone to fatten hogs and suggests combining soybeans with corn for better weight gain. It stresses good husbandry practices including ensuring pigs gain weight before breeding season and keeping minerals accessible. It also notes painting buildings preserves value and improves appearance.
The Fatherhood of God in Our Heavenly Father Lesson
A historical Sunday school lesson outlines God as Our Heavenly Father, almighty and eternal, who loves, redeems, and preserves humanity. It contrasts worldly concerns with divine trust, urging believers to seek God’s kingdom and righteousness while acknowledging God’s provision and guidance.
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God
Man
Jesus Christ
Christ
Heavenly Kingdom
Reality of Life Esence and the Attribute of God
Fragmentary quotation discusses truth versus dream and life’s reality. It contrasts learning from the divine attribute with seeking from a certain side, insisting life’s reality lies in strength not weakness. The author attributed to Martineau.
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God
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Martineau
God’s Promises Prompt Action Not Laziness
A Beecher quote notes that divine promises are not to enable laziness but to be acted upon with effort using our own oars. The line emphasizes personal responsibility and purposeful labor in faith.
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Henry Ward Beecher
History of Fire and Light Through Ages Exhibition
An English firm that manufactures matches sponsors a vast museum on fire and light. The collection traces mankind’s discovery and use of fire in thousands of exhibits shown in chronological order. Private collector Edward Bidwell contributed, with later additions expanding the catalogue to over 250 pages by Miller Christy.
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Pune
X Ray Camera Captures Growing Rose Interior
Popular Mechanics notes a new X-ray camera by Dr. Arthur Pillsbury of the University of California enables cinema of unseen processes. The first motion picture shows growth inside a rose after 72 hours of single-shot intermittent exposures.
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Arthur ©. Pillsbury
University of California
Popular Mechanics
Irish Genius Makes Sand Roads Like Glass in Argentina
Dublin civil engineer R H King discovers sand scarce stone and uses bottle-making heat to calcine sand into glasslike road strips. Huge traveling furnaces blaze, leaving calcined trails that endure heavy traffic as described by Nation Magazine.
Like Mother Does and the Visitors
Two little girls dressed as grownups visit and urge others to discuss them after they leave. The scene suggests playful imitation of adulthood. The passage notes that if men acted as poorly as they are, it would be pointless to seek a doctor.
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