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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1924
Page
3
The Uintah Farm Bureau urges members to build marketing capacity gradually and avoid overestimating power. It advises creating a prepared budget, living within earnings, reducing expenses to 75 percent, and saving 25 percent in the bank to strengthen the organization and community.
The American Bankers Association urges a balanced diversified agriculture and year round farm business with liberal loans for livestock ventures and tighter credit for speculation. Utah should adopt the program, leveraging bankers to promote self sufficient regions, improved marketing, rural education, and stronger city country cooperation.
Utah sheepmen await a U S Supreme Court decision on Arizona imposing an inspection fee on all sheep entering the state. If upheld the tax could drain southern Utah groups of up to 100000 dollars annually, affecting border graziers who use range beyond the Utah line toward the Grand Canyon. James A Hooper of the Utah State Woolgrowers Association says the fee is effectively a tax on outside sheep.
Alfalfa is highly valuable for dairy cows due to its high protein content and rich mineral matter. It is also very desirable for wintering brood sows and growing stock.
Fall housing and barn feeding are crucial says University of Minnesota dairy expert T Wdul Ucksom at St. Paul. Proper ventilation bedding and a steady ration of silage hay and grain prevent production drops and keep cows profitable. A mix of ground corn oats bran and seed meal is advised with feeding ratios tied to milk output.
The report states that forage intake varies among individuals with some cows consuming more roughage than others and thus requiring slightly less concentrate. It highlights the need to tailor rations to each cow to optimize nutrition and production.
J P LaMaster of Clemson College notes dairy cows perform best on pasture-like conditions year round. He warns fall and winter pastures are dry and lack the spring grass’s tenderness and nutrients, so farmers should emulate spring pasture to sustain milk production and growth of young stock.
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