Dangers of Yellow Silage Gas and Salt Nutrition
Reports warn of a yellow nitrogen dioxide gas forming in corn silage after long dry spells or heavy nitrogen fertilization. The deadly cloud can cause pneumonia, organ damage, or death, prompting caution during silo filling and ventilation. Separately, salt nutrition studies shift emphasis from chlorine to sodium as the more crucial element in livestock diets, updating earlier Cowan findings.
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Bohsledt
Wisconsin
Minnesota
de Dabcock
Wiscowan
Cornell University
Pomta
Dutch John 4H Meeting Details and 411 Plans
The Pine Nuts 411 Club met at Lynn Borden’s home in Dutch John on Tuesday October 21. Alma Schelt, the Sweetwater County Home Demonstration Agent, explained what 421 means and outlined upcoming 411 activities. Mrs Borden assisted with the session and brought workbooks.
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Dutcit Jowan
411
Dutch John
Lynn Borden
Mias
Alma Schelt
Sweetwater County
Borden
Coalville Man Elected Proxy Of Hi Land Assn
Coalville, Utah, Eugene Pace, longtime Ii Land Dairyman's Association director since 1956, was elected president at a special Hi Land board meeting in Neber City. Pace, prominent in dairy work since before World War II, leads a major Wanips dairy farm and formerly headed the Utah Milk Foundation.
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Eugene Pace Coalville
II Land Dairyman’s Association
Font
Utah
Mr Pace
Edward Sorenson
Oakley
Pace
Wj Lands Board of Directors
Neber City
Russell Wall
Weber City
Finand and
Lynn
Sorenson
Ouckley
Wanship
Utah Milk Foundation
American Dairy Association
Summit Stake
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Boy Scouts of America
Wall
Form Manure Means Money As Used Right
Farmers should value and properly manage manure to reclaim nutrients and improve soil structure. Extension agents warn that about 80 percent of fertilizer nutrients in animals end up in manure and losses occur from improper handling.
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Wm Farnsworth
USA
Unfah
Porm Manura le
Nervice Specialista
Farm. Org
Composting and manure handling tips from agricultural notes
Agricultural guidance urges drying manure with absorbents to cut ammonia loss and keep piles compact to prevent fermentation and burning. It recommends spreading soon after handling and plowing manure into soil, plus avoiding under caves and allowing liquid to be managed. Cultural Ants Club meeting notes report Mrs Olola White hosting on November 6 with a short business segment and a Give and Take Living game.
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Cultural Ants Club
Arta Club
Hame Hight
Alice Fox
Lincheon
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Custay Nohatedt Derition
Antiel
John
Coalville
Hi-Land Assn
Eugene Pace
UiLand Dalry Asan
Uintah
Justice OF the Peage
Jonsen
Nile Ringe
Naples
Hugh L Richens
South Vernal City
Scout Mouse
North Vernal City
Courthouse
Qlines
James Fisher Nome
Maeser
Dry Fork
Enid Morkley
Tridell
Christa Ross
Willows
Elizabeth Hatch
Donansa
Avalon
L.D
Whiterocks
Erin
Conny Clork
Utah State University
Wasatch County
Oakley Area
Summit County Dairy Nleld Improvement Association
Mi Land
Merrill Warnick
Pleasant Grove
Charles Crozier
Neola
Muvers
Jeisie Wier
Peter
Paul
Vittorio Caichi
Tome
Rommtte
A. &L. Home Furnishings
Usda Choice
Erie
Mavornaise
Kraft
Cudhay
Vay
Canada
Tan
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