More Food Values Demanded for Cattle of Today
County Agricultural Agent Clair R. Acord argues cattlemen must provide adequate feeds to meet all nutritive needs. Winter range feeds often lack essential minerals and protein. Alfalfa, grains, wild hay, straw, and plants vary in phosphorus calcium and vitamins. Supplemental feeding with bone meal and cottonseed meal boosts calves and breeding efficiency. Best results come from steamed bone meal and a protein supplement during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapaly
Winter Survival Of Mule Deer In Utah Reported
A Utah study summarized in the Journal of Wildlife Management analyzes winter mortality in three mule deer herds during the 1948 49 winter. Findings link deer losses to available forage, with 9 percent mortality on South Creek where browse averaged 57 pounds per deer day, 26 percent on Meadow Creek with 12 pounds per deer day, and 42 percent on Heaston with 9 pounds per deer day. authors urge moderate stocking to protect watershed forage and deer health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Journal of Wildlife Management
W. Lesli¢ette
Jay 5
Gashwiler
Fish and Wildlife
Odell Julander
Justin G. Smith
Intermountain
Forest and Range Experiment Station
U. S. Forest Service
Utah Cooperative Big Game
Utah State Fish and Game Commission
U. S Fish and Wildlife Service
Utah State Agricultural College
South Creek
Delta
Heuston
Tooele
Meadow Creek
Fillmore
Uteh
South Oak Creek
Heaston
Uintah High Library Expands Nonfiction Collection
Uintah High School library this week added a large assortment of nonfiction titles. The new volumes cover sports like archery and skiing, animal science, conservation, humor, and teen guidance. Readers are invited to visit the library for access and further additions throughout the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Paul Alfeldér
Picken
Betty Betz Patty
June Stewart
Soil Conservation Service aids Uintah Basin farming planning
Roosevelt Duchesne and Vernal SCS staff will visit Uintah Basin farmers in coming weeks to survey conservation needs. Weather trends may shift irrigation decisions for next year. loose water lowers risk and yields rise when soils are not waterlogged. Proper irrigation system design, farm ponds, headgates, moisture probes and soil management help maximize water use. arrange equipment for spring pond building or leveling now with PMA or Soil Conservation Office providing operator names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Roosevelt, Duchesne and Vernal
Uintah Basin
Soil Conservation District
Areac
Technical Atall
Acarce
PMA
Soil Conservation Office
Plans for Adult Education Classes Are Abandoned
A. A. Call, Uintah school district director of student personnel, says plans for adult education in Vernal were not justified by response. Of over 2,000 letters sent seeking support, only 35 replies arrived, with varied requests preventing a single class from forming. The School Board will not plan further classes this year but may cooperate with groups willing to sponsor subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
A. A. Call
Uintah
Call
Civb
Mr. Call
Frontier to Have Tickets for Denver Livestock Show
Frontier Airlines offers tickets to the National Western in Denver January 16 to 25 at the new three million dollar Coliseum. The 1953 show is the 47th annual event expected to attract large crowds with a fresh lineup of bucking broncos and bulls. Weena Macha and Vern Elliot oversee ceremonies and operations for the rodeo, with Frontier distributing limited tickets from its Denver office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Airlines
National Western
Denver
Weena Macha
Mike
Vern Ellot
Nea
Frontier
Teal Frontier Office
Crop judging team names named for Usatah F.F.A chapter
Usatah FFA chapter selects crop judging team candidates Dwain Hall Neldon Hacking Merlin Johnson George Scarls and Billy Roberts from which the final team will be chosen for the spring state F.V.A. convention. A night class for adult farmers is offered under Doyle Landon to promote better farming in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Roberts
Usatah F. FA
Hineusta
Dwain Hall
Neldon Hacking
Merlin Johnson
George Scarls
F.V.A
Doyle Landon
Oats Best for Feeding Growing Lambs and Ration Gains
Oats prove the best grain for growing lambs and a versatile seed for breeding stock. Fattening with oats improves rations, with minimal differences from other grains. Protein supplements like cottonseed, soybean, or linseed meal may raise gains. beet molasses and alfalfa help, while native hay benefits from added protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair R. Acard
Jesu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baren
Rock Hudson
Julia Adams
Tha River
Mary Castla
John McIntire
Hugh Orl
The
Seal
Blackbeard the Pirate Wale
Technicolor
Robert Newton
Linda Darnell
William Bendix
Glace
Burt Lancaster
Nick Cravat
Eva Haston
Burt
Norma
Warnox Bros. Jn Technicolor
Vernal Theatre
Clair R. Acord
Uintah Packing Company
Doin State Farm Insurance Family
W. A. Jacobs
F. Fla
Imperial Hall
Re Buzz Jones
Mexico
Einar Olsen
San Francisco Plus
Todo Jacker
SATCH
Sugi Hayamaka
Japan
Tarzan Zimba
S. Bill. Fletcher
Yakima
Inc
Tex Biden Adm
Shamrock
Tasedsy
Ee A
RT Pire
Carioon
Vorue
Sy Rae
Ccu
PURGA
Cin
Ghabdahari
Charles Vidor
Pei