Dairy Tour Draws Ames Extension Experts For June 28
A Wallingford Dairy Association tour on Thursday June 28 will feature specialists from the Ames Extension Department. The day includes visits to five or six farms, talks on dairy and livestock topics, a noon picnic, and sessions on veterinary questions, alfalfa, milk production, sanitation, ventilation, and herd management. John C. Eldredge, County Agricultural Agent, invites all residents to attend with autos and baskets for a full day of dairy discussion.
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Dairy Cattle Feeding Boosts Profit Says Nebraska Study
National Crop Improvement Service notes cows of a dairy type yield greatest profit when fed to full capacity. Nebraska Experiment Station supports that well managed feeding enhances milk output and profitability.
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Jowa Promises Big Food Campaign Boost
Town pledges a major contribution to increase food production as interest in the food campaign grows. No active response yet from residents or organizations.
Iowa Farmers urged to boost food production state wide
A campaign by the Agricultural Extension Department in Ames seeks to raise crop production and farm labor, with half a million bulletins and 60,000 enlistment blanks issued. Ninety percent of towns and all counties are represented, 50,000 enlistments total, 17,200 youths enlisted for thrift, and 202 farm labor bureaus formed in 77 counties. A statewide canning and preserving drive covers 2,000 demonstrations and aims to reach over 115,000 people in initial weeks.
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