Abortion Causes in Cattle Not Always Brucellosis
Dr. John Herrick, extension veterinarian at Iowa State College, warns farmers that diseases such as trichomoniasis, vibriosis, and leptospirosis can cause abortion or breeding problems in cattle. He urges calfhood vaccination, testing, isolating aborting cows, proper disposal of calves and afterbirth, and using artificial insemination to prevent spread.
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John Herrick
Iowa State College
Iowa
Herrick
Dr. Herrick
Antibiotic Pellets Tested On Pigs At Ames Farm
Iowa State College conducts an on the farm trial to test antibiotic pellet implants in sucking pigs. Gordon C. Ashton reports 100 litters across eight groups, with no definite results yet. The study, completed in May, aims to boost pig health when maternal milk is insufficient, noting effectiveness depends on farm disease levels and cleanliness.
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Iowa State College
Gordon C. Ashton
Ames
Ashton
Iowa
Feed 26 Concentrate Cuts Pullet Feed Costs
Save poultry feed costs this summer by placing pullets on a 26 percent concentrate after eight weeks. This high protein concentrate reduces purchased feed, doubles home-grown grain use, and lowers labor as chicks balance their own ration. Nonlayers stay lean, while self feeding does not cause excessive egg laying. A fawn near Eldora lost a hind leg after jumping into a mowing machine and is being cared for by a conservation officer for eventual relocation to a state park.
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W. R. Whitfield
Extension Poultryman
Iowa State College
Whitfield
Eldora
Kay Setchell
Buyer friendly outlook for autos and appliances in 1952
Ralph Poynter and Gordon Bivens of Iowa State College foresee a potential buyer’s market if the steel dispute settles and the international situation holds. Auto demand in 1952 may mirror 1951, with manufacturers offering price concessions, easier credit, and larger trade-ins as output rises. Half of current autos are under five years old and most are postwar models amid few five to nine year olds. Household appliances face ample supply and buyer reluctance, promoting favorable terms for buyers.
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Gordon Bivens
Extension Farm
Iowa State College
Bivens
Push Market Pigs To Show or Sell
Thomas Wicker sham urges 4-H pig club members to raise market pigs to proper weights for fairs and achievement days. Pigs under 180 pounds risk lower sale prices and poor management lessons, he says, noting past exhibitors brought in as little as 100 pounds. Ensure healthy pigs free from scours and parasites for best market outcomes.
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Thomas Wickersham
Iowa State College
Wickersham
Pig Club
4H Pig Club Rules For Market Weight And Fair Standards
The article outlines pig club guidance for market weights and fair rules. It stresses separating market hogs from filth, providing shade, water and a legume pasture with self-feeders. A 180 pound minimum at the state fair is noted, with feeding plans to reach market weight by mid August. It mentions soaking corn to push intake and recalls two ex Towans discussing atomic energy.
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Wickersham
Iowa
Harold B. Eversole
University of Town
Howard Baldwin
Cascade
Eversole
AEC
Chicago
Baldwin
Des Moines Act Club
Bow Keys Feeding Program for Heat Tolerance in Livestock
Article promotes Bow-Key Feeds to help pigs cattle hens and cows stay productive in extreme heat. Emphasizes shade water cross ventilation and low fat high protein diets with limited grain. Claims Bow-Keys provide amino acids trace minerals vitamins and antibiotics to sustain gains and profits.
Iowa Democratic delegates eye Kefauver lead and Stevenson second
An Associated Press poll of Iowa Democratic delegates shows Estes Kefauver with a slight lead over Adlai Stevenson for the presidential nomination. Delegates at the state convention chose 44 Iowa delegates to cast 24 national votes, with four full votes and four half votes.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Page County
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