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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1931
Page
3
A historical note describes dairy farm improvements to reduce labor. It covers silo design, feed banks on tracks, and baskets for feeding. emphasizes accessible, clean, and durable components. Details on milk routes, wash troughs, sterilizers, running water, and manure handling outline time-saving farm practices.
Agricultural notes from Kansas State College discuss silage as a cheap high feed value for dairy cattle, nearly matching pasture in winter value. It highlights per acre yields, selection of silage crops, and potential milk output benefits for the coming year.
A practical guide outlines steps to develop a profitable Dany herd using feed strategies and breeding choices. It discusses surplus milk, alternative feeds, and the role of powered butter or similar inputs in supporting herd health and production.
A fragment notes Duran wheat as a very palatable feed for dairy cows. It compares ground wheat with ground barley and mixed silage, oats, corn bran, and hay, suggesting wheat could be a valuable component of dairy cattle rations.
A Welsh aging couple Pradstoop and Helen Lazarus face strife after their daughter Aileen Beadstomp marries Viscount Le Conte. Tensions rise as the family probes marriage freedom versus duty, with Le Conte’s indiscretions and Aileen’s conflict over returning to old New York home life. The tale tracks a frail clan, a grand home, and a stubborn desire to keep the family intact.
Cornell expert says grain prices drive lamb rations with wheat delivering better gains than barley and near parity with corn. Experiments show barley yields slower gains. oats are bulky and less suited for fattening. Ground wheat is economical for sheep and may replace corn in some rations.
University of Minnesota extension economist Dr W L Calvert says small flocks should not be discouraged by low lamb and wool prices. Prices are near cycle bottom and those who retain flocks could profit over years as supply and demand stabilize. Minnesota sheep numbers have risen since 1922 and many small flocks have started, giving farmers stronger footing than larger sheep operations. Calvert urges farmers with ample feed to consider a gradual expansion of their sheep enterprises.
The article discusses bear husbandry in pork production noting the bear, though half the herd, often receives little attention. It stresses proper feed and management, adequate shelter, and protection from harsh weather to maintain vigorous, healthy breeding stock.
The text warns that poor winter housing and diet hinder pig growth. It notes the need for adequate feed proteins vitamins and minerals to stimulate growth and questions the financial prospects for owners if winter quarters fail to protect stock from internal and external parasites and diseases.
An old advertisement advises not to endure pain and promotes Bayer Aspirin as a universal remedy for headaches and various pains. It urges seeing a doctor for underlying causes and claims aspirin is harmless and beneficial for recurring conditions.
The note advises ensuring readiness for a street race with a fair trade stance, checked insurance, and at least a neutral chance against a rival. It emphasizes waiting for a green light and proceeding under the judge's guidance.
A fragment cites Mrs Mugga and Mrs Dagge discussing excuses for not seeking work with regional references. The text mentions Var couver Province and Fibon grease as key phrases in an unclear industry context.
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